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In a photo that popped up in mid April on the website hollabacknyc.com, two guys stand on a fire escape. The one smiling on the right is a blond wearing a black hoodie and white sneakers. The one on the left, in a baseball cap, glasses, and a T-shirt that reads "Texas Wins," has the fly down on his olive cargo pants. In his right hand, he holds his penis.
This is all we know for certain. Is Tex a jackass who is about to take a pissor a jackass who saw a pretty woman and willfully exposed himself? Did the woman who snapped the shot run to find her camera when she looked out her window and thought she saw two guys peeing? Or did the duo notice her first and feel inspired to get audacious, motivating her to pull a camera phone from her pocket to take revenge?
Because Holla Back's mission is to fight street harassmentby photographing catcallers and posting pictures on its sitewe are to assume the latter. Some other photos are accompanied by detailed accounts of offensive overtures, but here, a woman identified as "Shana" simply wrote, "Right out my third story window . . . this is SO annoying." Without much to go on, viewers must decide what's happening. As Marc Rotenberg, executive director of the Electronic Privacy Information Center (EPIC) points out, sites like Holla Back may open a door to misuse or defamation.
Internet and privacy experts are not surprised at the emergence of cyber-vigilantes like Holla Back. "Any human being with access to the Internet can pub lish for free an image or text and have it accessed by anybody, anywhere in the world," notes John Palfrey, executive director of the Berkman Center for Internet and Society at Harvard Law. "But public awareness of the effect of that on your privacy rights hasn't caught up with the fact of the technology and the way people now use it."
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Whether the guys are the libidinous and power-hungry types the group targets or jokers who decided it was a good idea to piss outside in broad daylight, it's tough to imagine what claims to privacy they might make. If the grandma of ol' Texas Wins is trawling the Internet one night and spots a photo of him on his fire escape, supporters of Holla Back ask, doesn't it serve Tex right?
"It's certainly true that people behave inappropriately, and enforcing norms is difficult," says Daniel Solove, George Washington University Law School professor and author of The Digital Person. "On the other hand, doing something like this opens a Pandora's box of other problems." At a time when New York officials have just announced the installation of hundreds more cameras throughout the city, can surveil lance via citizen be a positive development? Moreover, who watches the watchdogs when the watchdogs become avengers?
Sam Carter, one of Holla Back's founders, gets almost as animated talking about the camera phone technology that enabled Tex's online debut as he does about the notion of fighting street harassment itself. The technology Holla Back employs is easy to operate, cheap, and ubiquitous, and the decision to harness it for the site was a "no-brainer," Carter says. With one click, a woman can seize a kind of power usually unavailable to her by snapping a photo of the macho man on the sidewalk who moved in too close, saying, "Girl, I can smell you"to name one real-life example. With another click, she can send that photo to Holla Back, where Carter, the site's unofficial webmaster, and others upload it to the Web for worldwide viewing.
The power derived from witnessing, documentinginvading privacy even just a bitis typically associated with the federal government, the NYPD, and big corporations, Carter points out. Holla Back, says Carter, demonstrates that "you can fight the oppressive network of surveillance by documenting things yourself. . . . We all can walk around with cameras as opposed to cops or government having them in the city."
There's a term in academia for the practice Carter describesUniversity of Toronto engineering professor Steve Mann coined it to mean the opposite of surveillance. "Sousveillance" is looking from below, turning the lens on the higher-ups, altering the power dynamic. For techie futurist types like Mann, the camera phone is just one stop on a fast train to the cameras all citizens will eventually wear on their heads, eyeglass-style; The Transparent Society author David Brin calls these devices "rodney kings."
Rodney King the person was assaulted by police officers, and Abu Ghraib, a more recent example of sousveillance, involved cameras that captured military abuses. With sites like Holla Backwhere citizens are schooling other citizens, not righting Big Brother's wrongscome questions of privacy, ethics, and the law that aren't getting answered as fast as the pace of newer and more sophisticated gadgets entering the market.
One well-publicized example of citizen-on-citizen sousveillancethe event that inspired seven activists to create Holla Backoccurred when a Manhattan raw-food restaurateur was camera-phoned mid-masturbation on the subway last August by a woman who then posted the photo online. After the man was subsequently identified, one blogger wrote, "It's also good to see the Big Brother phenomenon (cameras everywhere you look) working out in the average citizen's favor for once . . . . What do you mean they're useless?! They can solve crimes!!"
Digital cameras do have the potential to generate a good-citizen award every now and then. But Bill Brown, founder of the anti-surveillance activist group Surveillance Camera Players, says sites like Holla Back illustrate the "lowest common denominator" effect of fighting cameras with cameras, instead of saying no to sousveillance or any other kind of surveillance, period. "It's never going to be a good thing," he says. "You're opening the floodgates to a universal degradation, reinforcing mutual suspicion and paranoia. I'm going through your trash, you're going through mine. I'm taking pictures of you, you're taking pictures of me. And all in the name of keeping people safe from some pretty soft crimes."
Though Holla Back encourages submissions from women outside New York City, it is based here, and it's not the only site in the city on which (unidentified) pictures of alleged lawless citizens appear. On her blog New York Hack, cab driver Melissa Plaut posts photos of her on-road antagonists and writes Holden Caulfield-esque tales to match. After one recent trying shift, Plaut wrote, "It can really make me crazy getting caught behind all these fuckfaces who don't know how to drive, and I sometimes find myself wishing I had something other than a camera to shoot them with."
The camera as weapon is a motif among privacy expertsMarc Rotenberg calls the tool that Holla Back promotes "photographic pepper spray."
But for others, it's more than self- defense. "It's a kind of vigilantism," warns Solove, "that falls beyond structures we've put up to deal with things in a more orderly or civil way. If you resort to this kind of activity you could be fighting lawlessness with another kind of lawlessness." Technically, snapping a shot of a stranger in public, even without that stranger's consent, is perfectly legal, unless said shot is used for commercial gain. Posting it to the Internet, a public space, is also within bounds. The so-called "up-skirt" laws recently passed in some statesas a result of the burgeoning practice of surreptitiously aiming a camera up the skirt or down the blouse of unsuspecting womenmake up one of the few exceptions. New York State decrees under "Stephanie's Law" that any such woman has a "reasonable expectation of privacy" in public.
Not so for a person who isn't exactly "unsuspecting," attracting attention by catcalling, for example, Rotenberg says; it's near impossible for that person to cry privacy invasion when someone takes his picture. If, however, a snapper puts online a photo that misrepresents or alters the truth, the same libel and defamation laws that apply to other media could come into play.
Raw-foodie Dan Hoyt, the subway flasher, recently complained to a New York magazine reporter about the effect on his privacy of his photo appearing online. Of course, "there's no legal protection that will leap in for that guy," Palfrey says; Hoyt actually pled guilty to public lewdness. But what if the name of the guy who did in fact flash it that day on the train was Texas Wins and not Dan Hoyt? Hoyt's name was floated on the Internet well before he was arrested. One man who posted to gothamist.com back then said it best: "Let me just get this out of the way first: If this guy Hoyt is not the one, God help us all for sullying the man's name."
Hoyt could have brought a tidy defamation case against the finger-pointers, had he not done the deed. Bill Brown, of Surveillance Camera Players, points out that even guilty people deserve due process. "If a picture is circulated in that fashion, people will believe the person guilty before he has been found so," Brown says. "A person could be tracked down, even beaten upand all of this will take place outside the normal channels."
But cyber-vigilantism may have more to do with violating an ethical or social "law" than an actual one. As a 2005 incident in South Korea illustrates, the biggest problem is the potential for a kind of punishment that outweighs the crime.
Last June, when a woman refused to clean her dog's mess from the subway floor in Seoul, South Korea, another commuter snapped and posted. After thousands viewed the photo, she was identified by her real name and subsequently dubbed "Dog Poop Girl" by Internet vigilantes. The woman and her family were harassed to such an extent that she reportedly dropped out of school and publicly threatened litigation and suicide.
Solove calls the effects of an embarrassing photo "permanent, like a kind of digital scarlet letter." He adds, "It's very problematic because there is a value to being able to live these things down. Eventually they're supposed to fade and be forgotten. It exacerbates the level of shame." Trying to remove an offending photo from the Web, a near-impossible endeavor, may draw even more attention to it.
Then there is the problem inherent to vigilantism of any stripe: unpoliced individuals doing the work of the police.
"Who makes sure they're acting appropriately?" says Solove. Citizens who become vigilantes, or "norm enforcers," can make a plausible case for what they're doing, "but what about when it's a norm you don't like? Anybody could decide to put up pictures of everyone who goes into a strip club, or abortion clinics, to make a point about abortion. What about a religious group that posts pictures of women wearing too provocative clothing?"
In legal circles, "the types of solutions that are fashionable right now involve harnessing the wisdom of the crowds to solve legal problems," Palfrey says. "But what if the wisdom of the crowd is wrong?"
To the Holla Back group, these kinds of objections are exhausting. "We're targeting a cultural institution, not persecuting one man," Carter says. "This is totally about the woman" and empowering her "to do something practical about an issue."
Like Carter, Plaut says she isn't going for an America's Most Wanted effect. For her, posting photos "is more about the beginning of why I started blogging: to say, this is what happened in my night. If I was just putting revenge pictures up, it would get boring."
Plaut says taking the picture is the end in itself. "Whether or not it goes on the blog doesn't matter," she says. "It's something I can do. I can't run them over, or get into a fistfight or take retributionI don't have time for that." Many of her photos anywhere from one to 20 per daydon't even make it online, she says.
The ill effects that most critics of this type of site caution against stem not from snapping a picture with a digital camera but from posting it before a potential audience of nearly 1 billion people.
Last August, when Plaut began blogging, she envisioned her site as a spot for friends to see photos from her shifts, inundated as she was with questions about what it's really like to drive a cab. So the decision to post a picture of a license plate belonging to a bad Jersey driverin that first month, when the site generated less than 50 hits per daywasn't difficult. "When I was still anonymous, it didn't bother me," says Plaut. "Recently I've been more concerned because my name is attached. What freed me to even do the blog was the anonymity and the fact that only people who knew me and liked me were going to be reading it."
Now, Hack gets hit anywhere from 4,000 to 9,000 times a day. "I try not to think about it," she says.
The small act of dealing with another individual takes on a life of its own when shared in the public space that is the Internet, and Holla Back knows this. While the group says snapping without posting is fine, in fact, "publishing is the keytestifying that this happened to you, publicly acknowledging it," says Emily May, one of Holla Back's other founders. "We're really interested in the place where the picture comes in, because that's what gets people's attention."
None of the stars of the Hack or Holla Back photo galleries have spoken up or complained about their pictures, according to Carter and Plaut (both of whom say they will take down a photo if need be, although once it's posted it may live forever). If undesirable consequences of the snap-and-post are expected to materialize, they haven't yet. And statistics for this kind of activitypeople claiming they've been marred by something on the Webaren't available in the U.S. But in South Korea, home to the unruly dog poop mob, incidents of cyber-violence have increased to such an extent (slander complaints to the Korea Internet Safety Commission reportedly tripled to 3,933 in 2005) that the government plans to require that citizens register for Internet use with full names and special cyberidentification numbers. So at least in South Korea, it will be everyone, not just wrongdoers, who is giving up some privacy.
South Korea, with the highest per capita rate of broadband Internet connections, is the most wired country in the world, and Palfrey cautions against drawing much of a parallel with the U.S.for one thing, the South Korean government is more heavily involved in subsidizing new technology and encouraging people to go online. But the link between person-to-person incidents of cyber-violence and government surveillance is noteworthy in light of Bill Brown's view that supporting any kind of citizen-on-citizen camera use contributes to the overall surveillance problem.
Whether or not all privacy activists agree with BrownRotenberg believes his stance is too extreme, though Brown pushes for some of the same surveillance restraints EPIC doesone thing is certain: The advancing technology is eroding privacy, and brothers both big and little are beneficiaries of your information.
Palfrey suggests attitude adjustment as a way to deal with it: "People should get smarter about managing their identities online and factor that into their decision-making process before they do something stupidor even not stupidbut something in public that could be broadcast to the rest of the world instantaneously."
While many privacy experts are fighting for a reversal of the trend, people like David Brin and Steve Mann are busy embracing it. For them, the embarrassment stemming from a photo beamed round the globe will be mitigated by the photo subject's ability to know the credit rating, criminal history, and bill of health of anyone who dares throw a stone.
"Is this a horrible future? Or actually a return to what we've always had in the past?" Brin says. "Think of old villages. Everybody knew everything about everybody else. Strangers were intimidating and worrisome. This will be like the village our ancestors grew up in, only with 7 billion people."
If not exactly an enticing prospect, it sheds light on the possible underlying reason for sites such as Hack and Holla Back: a need to cope with the reality of a city full of anonymous faces. "Street harassment happens in smaller communities, but you're not dealing with strangers," Emily May says. "In New York, you're dealing almost exclusively with strangers. Whistling at a girl in your gym class is different than whistling at a girl you're never going to see again."
There are other sites that have cropped up to deal with the perils of city life. After a bad landlord experience drove him to recount his woe online, one blogger invited others to post their own apartment nightmares, complete with details that clearly identify the targeted individuals. Unlike Hack and Holla Back, trembicky.com's modus operandi is printing first and last names, not photos, of people caught in the act of being bad landlords. But recent visitors to the site might have noticed a "bad real estate broker" story in the mixcomplete with a head shot of the allegedly offending professional.
So now it's do the crime, do the face time. Or as one blogger wrote about the dog poop saga: "Maybe now technology will provide a way to reinstate that societal feedback. I doubt this episode would have occurred in a small town where everyone knows everyone and such actions would have resulted in immediate consequences."
In a small town, "visual stocks"what Amanda Lenhart, a researcher for the Pew Internet & American Life Project., calls sites that put wayward citizens on display, as did those wooden structures of long agojust might not be necessary.
The problem, as it always was, is just who gets put in the stocks and why.
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CLEVELAND - Our beloved wife, mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother Zona Jane Franklin Jensen passed away Aug. 21, 2011 in Price after a short illness.
Zona was born May 18, 1932 in Cleveland to Ervin Peter Franklin and Leona Stokes. She grew up in Cleveland, attending Cleveland Elementary School and North Emery High School, where she graduated as Valedictorian of the class of 1950. After attending the University of Utah, she returned to Cleveland where she married Henry Elroy Jensen on Nov. 16, 1951. Zona said "I was no longer the `farmer's daughter,` but now I became the `farmer's wife.`" Zona and Roy raised two sons, Fon and Jed.
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Zona loved softball, which she played into her fifties. She enjoyed the outdoors, hiking in the mountains with her friend Bonnie, horseback riding, camping with her family, helping with the farm work and gardening.
Zona is survived by her husband, Roy, Cleveland; son, Fon (Margaret) Jensen, Owasso, Okla; son, Jed (Theresa) Jensen, Cleveland; grandchildren: Brandi (D.J.) Graham, Las Vegas, Nev; Reed (Saralynn) Jensen, Arlington, MA; Marc (Adrian) Jensen, Cleveland; Bryce (Bethany) Jensen, Houston, Texas; Maren Jensen, Salt Lake City; Chase (Ashley) Jensen, Provo; Brandt (Liz) Jensen, Provo; and Lyndi (Ty) Brady, Cleveland; great-grandchildren: Symiah Graham, Bronwyn Jensen, Kaybree Jensen, Blake Jensen, and Sean Henry Jensen.
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And that proved to be the case when Wheat Ridge finished fourth at the Jeffco League Championship Saturday at Carmody Recreation Center in Lakewood.
Despite suffering several injuries over the season the shorthanded Farmers combined for 143 points, good enough for a fourth place finish and just 32 points shy of placing.
Hanna Leslie, Rachel Rockenfeller, Amy Cazier, Adriana Romeo and Breanna Conway were all forced to swim in multiple events over weekend and they didn't disappoint.
"We had a really good season and a really good weekend, considering we had so many injuries this season," Wheat Ridge coach Emma Babcock said. "Everyone that swam this weekend did awesome, no one was disappointed."
Lakewood came up just short of winning a 5A Jeffco League Championship.
Lakewood's Meghan Lahr won the 50 Freestyle in 24.45, and then she teamed up with Shannon O'Dell, Bailey MacKenzie and Victoria Papke to win the 200 Freestyle Relay for a time of 1:40.76.
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The Mustangs were the record breaking winners on Saturday. Ralston Valley took first place with a team score of 306, narrowly edging out Lakewood who finished in second with 291 points.
Fueling Ralston Valley's victory were three record-breaking performances, one by junior Erin Metzger-Seymour who swam the 200 Free in a 1:51.62, which is both a new school and 5A Jeffco league record time.
Metzger-Seymour then went on to swim the 100 Fly in 55.41, a time that broke another school record, as well as broke her own 5A League record.
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Also announced was the crowning of Columbine's Erin Lemberger who was honored with 5A Swimmer of the Year.
The 4A side of the championship meet was dominated by Evergreen, who won their first league championship in a decade. The Cougars finished in first with a team score of 423, 109 points better than second place D'Evelyn.
Finishing third in 4A total team scores was Green Mountain (175), Wheat Ridge (143) finished fourth, Golden (138) finished fifth, Conifer (108) finished sixth and Arvada (31) finished seventh.
Finishing third in 5A total team scores was Chatfield (241), Dakota Ridge (175) finished fourth, Columbine (127) finished fifth, Arvada West (84) finished sixth, Pomona (68) finished seventh, Bear Creek (60) finished eighth and Standley Lake (51) finished ninth.
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Cleveland Elementary School is a small rural school with a student population of 187 students. Cleveland has had nearly 50% student absenteeism the last two days due to student illness. The illnesses being reported are varied and are not all related to H1N1 virus. The local health department is also working with community and church leaders to curtail community and church related activities involving children who attend Cleveland Elementary School for the next several days. The School District has also asked parents to keep children home during the school closure and to curtail activities that allow students to congregate with friends or in groups.
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Spoiler!I wonder what Ganta used to overcome the limits of his branch of sin? Was it that red crystal?
Spoiler!I wonder what Ganta used to overcome the limits of his branch of sin? Was it that red crystal?
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i think only ginta and the "red man" has the crystal since the scientist people talked about the crystal and when ginta lost they would dissect him...
yah i would also like to know if ginta would be able to use other people's blood
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maybe the crystal creates blood, and so that was the reason he could get up. Or it allows him to steal other's blood. It definitely does something though.
What I would like to know is why the Red Man chose him. He's physically, small so there is that much blood, and he only occasionally has a strong will.
This is some smexy manga Thanks to S^3
My personal theory is the red crystals are the enhancers for the users of the branches of sin and that the red man found Ganta to give him the crystal so he could reach his full potential personally this whole series reminds me of s-cry ed
probably like a power up. maybe the redman gave the red gem to him because he's just crazy. it does have some since to s-cry ed. issue 8 was bad ass
WOW this is my first seinen manga and I really like it and the new chapter was awesome i am so happy that the crow survived even though he lost his eye and wat happened to shiro-chan she tore apart those guards
Wow, the last part just amazed....................................just wow.
This man knows how to tear at the heart, how to really put you into Ganta's shoes as witness the bottom, the lowest, and darkest forms of humanity. At the same time as well he can see the good in people, even if at first they don't seem to be those that are right.
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Should have let Renji use his bankai first then Byakuya studies then counters. Oh well, Captain should always bear this kind of things. Kenpachi would have a blast fighting this Quincies.
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Should have let Renji use his bankai first then Byakuya studies then counters. Oh well, Captain should always bear this kind of things. Kenpachi would have a blast fighting this Quincies.
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Regarding Kenpachi. I Agree, He'd be smirking all through out this war. No care what so ever about anybody only the enjoyment of battle
Actually, we don't know if Sasekibe(?) misinterpreted it or not, since he only said "uh...they...can...ugh...our bankais...", well something along those lines :p:
The thing about sealing a bankai, I think that they based this hypothesis more on the information that Ichigo gave them, rather than from Sas.
Still, why are low-level Shinigami so surprised ? 1st Division already lost 106 soldiers in 182 seconds when they first came:
I guess telling them that 60% of you are going to die in the first 3 minutes, would affect their morale greatly.
Looking at that page, Quincy are really tactical, they made it look like they entered through one of the doors , while they could appear where they wanted to.
Well, they said it clearly, that they 'capture' bankais:
^ That was in answer to some readers being surprised that they are staling and not sealing it :p.
Is it me, or are Shinigami disorganized more than they should be ? I mean, they have a spell that allows them to communicate with each other, but they never use it during battles. Couldn't they just used it, where one of them says: "hey, I will use bankai and confirm what they do with it, plus I will check if my strategy works against them,, so don't use it until then... -half a minute late-... fu*k they don't seal it, they steal it, don't use it !!!"...
On the other hand Quincy are constantly in contact with each other and have planned their moves carefully. Is it to show that Quincy are the smart bunch, while Shinigami rely mostly on power ?
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Before you can even start jotting names down when putting together your rankings for a project like this, you have to ask yourself what you personally value the most in a prospect. There's a big 'safety/reliability vs. potential/upside' internal debate that needs to be had.
I tend to look for physical tools and a ceiling that is perceived to be high more than anything else. Especially this deep down the depth chart. You'll always be able to get your hands on "just another guy", but even the slight chance of hitting a home run with someone that turns out to be a star is something worth rolling the dice on. Obviously, at some point, a guy projects so safely as a useful role player that you can overlook the potential lack of upside he may have. And vice versa.
With that being said, it's at this point in our Top 20 that we've finally reached a turning point of sorts; we'll now finally begin to discuss prospects who may actually have a legitimate shot of helping out at the NHL level (to varying degress, of course). While most of the upcoming handful of guys aren't world-beaters by any means, I think we're seeing a noticeable spike in talent as we jump from No's 20-16 to our 15th ranked prospect, Patrick McNally. Yet still, a guy like McNally certainly isn't presented to you without his fair share of warts.
Read on for more about the interesting dilemma McNally presents as a prospect.
There was some dissension in our rankings when it came to the team's fourth round pick from the 2010 draft; in fact, I'd say that out of all the guys we discussed, he may very well have had the widest range of where people stood on him. I had him at number 12 on my personal list, and felt fairly confident about it. But one ranker left him off his list entirely, and another put him at #20, which resulted in McNally slipping in our overall rankings.
The former prep school defensemen - who was coming off of a season in which he obliterated Massachusetts prep hockey - burst onto the college scene as a freshman in 2011-12, posting 28 points in just 34 games. He drew rave reviews, and instantly became one of the leaders on a team featuring other NHL prospects such as Tampa Bay's Alex Killorn, and Carolina's Danny Biega.
If you're unaware of what he brings to the table as a player, here's a useful scouting report from Corey Pronman's ranking of the team's system from last Fall (in which McNally slotted in as the 7th ranked prosect):
The Good: McNally has ridiculous offensive tools and oozes upside. He's a high-end skater, puck-handler and offensive thinker who plays an aggressive style and can threaten a defense, and was his team's best defenseman. His top speed and acceleration are great and he can weave in and out of traffic, but he can slow the play down and use his tremendous vision to create a lot of chances. McNally has a big shot from the point.
The Bad: He's what one scout calls an "all offense" defenseman, and the same scout says "I question his ability to defend." McNally is certainly a gambler and will take unwise risks at times to try and create scoring chances. He needs more strength, too.
Projection: He could be a top-four defenseman, but is a bit of a project.
Sounds about right. I obviously haven't gotten to see McNally play a ton, so I've had to resort to what I've not only read about him from those who have, but also watching videos such as the one I've attached below. Let's just say that his particular set of skills lend themselves favourably to highlight packages.
You may have noticed that I've been referring exclusively to things that happened two years ago, and there's a reason for that. Back in December, after having appeared in just 7 games, McNally was booted off of the Crimson's roster due to a cheating scandal. Considering the season he was coming off of, this was a brutal blow for not only the player, but also the team who had drafted him knowing that he was a "project" who needed to get some games under his belt.
I spoke to Chris Peters - who keeps a much closer eye on NCAA hockey than I do, personally - about McNally, and the entire situation. Here are some of his more prevailing thoughts:
In terms of the suspension, losing all of that time is certainly not helpful at this stage of his career. I'm not sure how McNally filled his time or how he trained since he couldn't be part of the team. But there's nothing he really could have done that would match the importance of the development gained through game reps. Having had such a big freshman season in terms of production, he was poised for an even bigger role. Now he's had many months off and I think that hurts his projection.
The other thing to note when looking at his numbers is his that he's old for his grade in school, so the numbers need to be viewed with a slight grain of salt anyway. Based on the little I've seen on McNally, I'd agree that he's more of a project. He's 21 years old now, so I think his window of meaningful development is shrinking. He went straight from prep school to Harvard, a transition he managed well, which is encouraging.
However, project-type defensemen need reps and need to build strength. Not having access to the team for practice or weight training means McNally was on his own to put himself through elite-level training. That's a lot to ask. I think his future is much more cloudy now, with him having been derailed at such a crucial stage.
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What's next for the embattled offensive defenseman? For what it's worth, his name is back to being listed on the Crimson roster. Barring something unforseen taking place over the next few weeks, I'd expect him to be playing for Harvard's hockey team as a Junior.
There was some concern regarding Patrick McNally as a prospect given his style of play, and whether he'd be able to ever refine his defensive game even to the point where he'd be passable in his own zone. Now, that has obviously been compounded by him missing what pretty much amounted to a full season during an essential developmental period.
Yet the fact still remains that if you were to judge every single player in Vancouver's system solely based on raw talent and ability, he'd appear in everyone's Top 10. Maybe even the Top 7 or 8 or so, actually. It's because of that fact that I think, despite all of the warts, he's a name to keep in mind going forward. You may be hearing a lot more of it, but just be patient, because it could take some time.
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Man does this kid have nice wheels...smooth and clearly good hockey sense
McNallly was one of 4 hockey players to get suspended (I think something like 125 students were caught in the cheating scandal and about half were suspended so this smacks of being the teacher and class's fault as much as the students'). The other 3 were able to play lower tier junior but McNally couldn't because of age. I have no idea how he trained last year but he was reinstated of today along with the other three.
No matter the lost year he cannot be worse off than some of the Canucks' prospects who languished in Chicago or worse bouncing between AHL and ECHL franchises.


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At that time, Jesus was going through the grainfields, his disciples plucked and ate some heads of grain, rubbing them in their hands. But some of the Pharisees said, "Why are you doing what is not lawful to do on the sabbath?" And Jesus answered, "Have you not read what David did when he was hungry, he and those who were with him: how he entered the house of God, and took and ate the bread of the Presence, which it is not lawful for any but the priests to eat, and also gave it to those with him?" And he said to them, "The Son of man is lord of the sabbath." On another sabbath, when he entered the synagogue and taught, a man was there whose right hand was withered. And the scribes and the Pharisees watched him, to see whether he would heal on the sabbath, so that they might find an accusation against him. But he knew their thoughts, and he said to the man who had the withered hand, "Come and stand here." And he rose and stood there. And Jesus said to them, "I ask you, is it lawful on the sabbath to do good or to do harm, to save life or to destroy it?" And he looked around on them all, and said to him, "Stretch out your hand." And he did so, and his hand was restored.
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China only has about 30 percent of the world's rare earth metal deposits, but thanks to clever planning it today
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China controls 97 percent of the world's rare earth metal production.
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While the Sichuan province in the southwest and Shandong in the east produce significant amounts of rare earth as well, the Inner Mongolia Baotou Steel Rare-Earth Group's decision should be enough to move prices significantly.
Doing so will benefit China in a couple ways. First, prices will almost certainly go up, reverse a downward slide. Lynas Corp., an Australian rare earth producer reveals that since June the price of neodymium oxide has declined 34 percent to $157 per kilogram, while europium oxide is down 35 percent at $2,904 per kilogram.
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Aside from raising prices higher, the pause in production will allow China to try to kick start its efforts to produce locally produce magnets. When it comes to the production of the magnets used in the electric motors of hybrid and electric vehicles, typically the biggest profit is not realized at a commodity level, but at a magnet producer level. Thus in the past foreign nations like the U.S. and Japan have pocketed the biggest profits. China
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China's Ministry of Land and Resources in September bragged that rare earth metals were the nation's "21st century treasure trove of new materials." It argued that exports should be tightened, choking foreign supply and favoring Chinese manufacturers.
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Most people carry around the viruses that can cause the condition. In fact, your baby's bout of gingivostomatitis may be her initial infection with the herpes simplex virus type 1 (HSV-1), which most people pick up in early childhood and carry for the rest of their lives. The initial infection usually goes unnoticed, but if it does make itself known, it does so in the form of gingivostomatitis. (HSV-1 can cause cold sores, too.)
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Winston Fletcher, one of the advertising industry's most luminous characters and the founder chairman of Warc, died suddenly in September 2012, aged 75. He had many friends and admirers in and out of the industry and was a regular and entertaining contributor to Market Leader.
The first article below (from Market Leader, Quarter 1, January 2013), contains recollections from four friends and colleagues who knew him well. The second, based on a news story breaking the news of his death, outlines his life and achievements.
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