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If It's Tuesday, It Must Be Thursday
By Allan EastmanGo back to Page 3
Strange Times at the Date Line
The Time Zone system counts 12 hours in either direction from Greenwich and meets up more or less in the middle of the Pacific Ocean. This imaginary boundary is called the International Date Line and anywhere it meets, an extremely strange thing happens. Time jumps ahead 24 hours – an entire day.
If you paddled your outrigger canoe out from Samoa and floated along the date line pointing North, the right side of your body would be at say, noon Wednesday but your left side would be at noon Thursday. You have to agree that this is pretty weird.
This is because Time as delineated by the Prime Meridian Conference counts eastward from the International Date Line, gaining an hour as it moves through each successive Time Zone. When you finally get back to the same point all the way around the planet, you have counted 24 hours so basically, you have added a day.
Curiously, the Conference never officially defined the Date Line. In essence, it doesn't really exist except as a matter of convenience and as an unusual phenomenon in human existence. My own opinion is that all those delegates in 1884 just couldn't get their Victorian heads around the strange goings on at the Date Line so they just decided not to mess with it. There it was out in the middle of the Pacific Ocean where it wasn't going to bother anyone except the odd mariner or South Sea Islander.
Nobody had conceived of international jet air travel or worldwide instantaneous communications.
In theory, the Date Line lies along the 180 degree meridian of longitude, on the opposite side of the planet from Greenwich. In fact on any general map, it jogs wildly east and west in its passage from the North to the South geographic Poles to accommodate various countries' desires to be on one side or other of the line and hence closer in time to other places near to them. The Aleutians want to be the same time as the rest of Alaska. Just to complicate matters, the island state of Kiribati has chosen to be in the time zone to the west of it, closer to New Zealand so the date line stretches way east to take it in. So even though Kiribati is further east than Samoa, it is a day later in Time. It makes your head ache.
Back on my Jumbo jet headed for Australia, I couldn't get over my discomfort with the whole date line experience. And when I landed and got to work on the project, it further complicated matters.
More than once , I called my Agent in LA on Monday to complain about something and was outraged to get the answering machine. Eventually, I would realize that it was Sunday in California and no one could be expected to be in the office.
A few times actors scheduled to fly in for guest parts were a day late arriving because somebody in LA had forgotten to factor in the lost day crossing the date line.
Conference calls with the production partners were a nightmare. Two days of the business week we couldn't talk at all because it was the weekend in one place or the other. A call from Australia at 0800 Tuesday would be connected with Los Angeles at 1500 Monday and Toronto at 1800 Monday.
Even worse, one time we decided to take a quick holiday to the Cook Islands, forgetting that we were going back eastward across the date line. We arrived the day earlier than the one we had reserved and had to scramble to find a bed for the first night.
Going east across the date line was the great plot device Jules Verne used in his classic novel, Around the World in 80 Days. By sending Phineas Fogg eastward around the planet, Verne has his hero arrive back in London in the required 80 days although for himself personally, 81 days had passed.
And so, that philosophical problem...would crossing the date line make you live a day longer or a day less in your life? Well, that's still a hard question to answer because you have to apply a kind of relativity to it.
In fact, your body will live the same amount of time – the same number of days – but generally speaking, the dates will vary according to how many times you've crossed the date line. If you've traversed the line westward 10 times say and never returned eastward back across it, your life would be more or less 10 days longer according to the calendar than if you'd stayed at home.
In some ways, this is as close to time travel as any of us are likely to get.
Should anyone be as bemused by the Date Line paradox as I am?
Probably not.
It is just another manifestation of the mysterious nature of Time itself and of our brave but inadequate human attempts to try to codify something that refuses to be bound by definitions.
I have to admit I admire the strangeness of it.
Oh, and to close with one more prime sample of weirdness, did you know that for 2 hours every day – from 10:00 to 11:59 UTC – there are actually 3 days coexisting on Planet Earth? When it is UTC 10:15 Thursday, it is 23:15 Wednesday in Samoa and 00:15 Friday in Kiribati.
I mean, really.
can pretty much, almost, with a few exceptions, agree on something so
all-affecting as time.
left. If you have a newborn baby with you will they have even been born yet? Try
explaining that to the TSA and immigation computers.
midnight hour as the earth turned. Then I realized, without a fixed date line,
the day could never change. With a 24 hour clock, it would be Thursday forever
because it could never be two days on the planet at the same time. The day would
forever be chasing the line, and if it ever let go then we would slip from
Thursday into infinity.
However, if we changed the days into 12-hour intervals, then we could have
days chasing the sun where the day would start after midnight and end at noon;
start after noon and end at midnight. We would have 14-days per week with seven
being dark and the other seven being light.
I got to tell ya, I was very confused when my wife flew to Laos and told me
it was a day later. I thought she was confused because the sun travels over me
first. But after reading this article, I realized I wasn't confused, I was a day
late, literally.
many readers am a fan of your work. Fleming was a cool dude! One thing that we
must first understand that the New Earth Day (actual date line)is moving around
the planet, just as our sun appears to move around because of the earth's
rotation. A circle has 360-degrees divided by 24-hours gives us 15-degree Intl.
Time Zones. These were fixed by International agreements at the turn of the
century, helping resolve much of the confusion imposed by the old navy system of
Captain Bowditch. One still sees these time zone maps in school books, on TV,
etc., but Intl. Time and Date are not calculated using the center of a 15-degree
zone. In the early 1900's international agreement defined that the hour for each
zone would be determined by the most Eastern meridian of the zone, thereby
resolving the mathematical conflicts and confusion. Greenwich being
Zero-degrees, it is the boundary between two of the hourly time zones (12 & 13);
but the Astronomical Day is determined by 12-noon at Greenwich, not midnight. On
the other side of the world, using International Time, the New Earth Day begins
at Midnight when Zone-01 jumps an hour into the New Earth Day. When it is noon
at Greenwich, it becomes Midnight for the first time zone (180-165 degrees). The
Intl. Date Line has become a mathematical joke and the basis for the meandering
crazy date line); while the New Earth Day begins for the 99% of the world at the
180-degree Meridian. Various Pacific Island Nations all want to be first and
they can change their 'local' time to whatever...For instance, Indian uses one
zone for their nation that covers a little over 3-Time Zones. So here's how it
works for business, TimeandDate.com, the US Naval Observatory, etc.,etc... When
it is 1 second pass Midnight at 180-degrees, the eastern most degree of Zone-24,
the New Earth Day begins for Zone-01 and the other 23-time zones are the Old
Earth Day. In the last hour of a New Earth Day, all 24 International Time Zones
are the same day, but a different hour of the day. Then the cycle starts over
again at Zone-1 (180E-165E degrees). Captain Bowditch was a brilliant Navigator,
but life in his time was very slow and he assigned letters for each zone
thinking about the hour at hand so to speak and wound up creating alphabetical
soup instead of mathematical harmony (I would have done something worse I'm
sure) but not today. Then the Navies used the center of the zone because they
shoot the sun with a sextant at noon. Made sense and they still do it that way
for tradition and practice(?), but that is Astronomical or Space-Time, not
modern global electronic date and time. When you see it graphically represented
it makes perfect sense and one can calculate time in your mind between two zones
easily if you use a 24-hour clock. I live on the east coast of the US (Z18) and
India is Zone-08. They are 10 hours ahead of New York (standard) and 9-hours
when NY is Summer Time and India doesn't observe Summer Time. Here's my url
(http://flexcomm.com/itzcs/ITZclock.htm)which uses TimeAndDate.com for the
clocks of course! On the hour the java graphic rotates and displays the current
hour for each zone.
"the eastern most degree of Zone-01"
Now let me see if am human enough to read the captcha again.
Homer (Doh!) Simpson
could have their clocks autoupdated to the same time, The time for sunrise would
be different all over the world. Every business sets their own hours of
operation anyway, most people work in shifts, scheduling calls to my kid who
lives 10.5 hours time wise away from me.
This would also get rid of the need for Daylight savings. Businesses would be
smart enough to have different winter and summer ours if they wish it.
going to agree with being awake all night and sleeping all day...for sure the
present system is antiquated and unwieldy but it is hard for societies to give
up traditional systems - the US, for example still stays on old British
measurements although the entire rest of the world has gone to the metric system
- kilometers, grams, liters...maybe eventually there will be an adjustment like
making a 20 hour day or something like that...One thing that could go right away
is the whole Daylight Savings idea - a lot of countries have discarded it
already...it is claimed that it helps save energy but others say this is not
true...and pretty much everyone hates moving their clocks forward...
Thanks for your comment - much appreciated Best regards, Allan
regulated by your body's circadian rhythms. What i mean by having just one time
zone is for everyone to tell time by either GMT or by the first timezone after
the international date line. so let's say that ann lives in the first time
zone. nothing would change for her. bill in time zone two who works at bank,
would not go to work from 9 to 5 anymore, he would clock in at 10 to 6. so when
ann and bill call each other, the call time that shows on their cell phones is
the same. lets say it is 17:00 in time zone 1. that means that it is evening
there. I, living in timezone 10, look at my watch and see that it is 17:00. for
me, it means it is morning. for my son in timezone 20, it is the middle of the


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PwC: For some time now, Konica Minolta has been active in the Internet of Things via the remote monitoring features in many of its products. Jim, can you share what was the genesis of this capability?
JI: Sure. In the late 1990s or early 2000s, before the merger, both Konica and Minolta were working on ways of gathering information from devices— via phone lines at that time—to provide feedback for product engineering and R&D. The purpose was to collect information about device operation and its use to understand issues that arose in the field and potentially what was causing them. Our teams created the ability to remotely see every signal in the machine. We can detect low voltages, internal jams, faulty signals on PCBs [printed circuit boards], and everything happening in the machine—periodically or on demand.
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PwC: What are some examples of information you are collecting, and what is the granularity of the information?
JI: What we collect is highly configurable. We can have the machine report the tiniest and most insignificant problem up to or including the major problems for any error codes, such as low toners, paper jams, and so on. We can configure it for each customer, for each machine individually, and as appropriate for the environment where the machine is placed.
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PwC: What are some of the business benefits you are reaping?
JI: One of our key operational benefits is better use of our resources in multiple areas. Most of our machines are on a pay-per-copy contract, so based on usage. To track usage, the old method was to have a team of people call customers at the end of every month and request them to read the meter to the caller. Each meter read probably cost the company between $5 and $8. Today the readings come in automatically from the machine every day.
Going back 10 years, if a customer called, he already had a problem. Over the phone, you would try and ascertain what might be the cause and then send a technician with your best guess as to what to take to fix the problem. Today, we see the problems occurring before or at the same time the customer sees them. With the granularity of the information we collect, we have a much richer understanding of the health of the machine and can diagnose much more accurately. We only make trips that are necessary, we fix multiple issues in one visit, and overall we make fewer trips.
As a result, our service profitability improves. Service profitability goes down every time you get into the car and go to work on a machine that does not require service. Our technicians can service a larger pool of machines than before. Today a technician can handle about 275 to 300 machines. Of course, a lot depends on the size and speed of the machines and the geographical concentration of the machines.
We gain a competitive advantage in the marketplace, because this capability is a strong marketing tool. We are able to know and do things very well, and we continue to innovate to bring new value adds.
PwC: What about the end customer? What benefits are they experiencing?
JI: There are new benefits for customers, too. We can call customers and tell them that they're having issues with a machine—even before they are aware of it—and that we will send someone within the next several hours or day to address it.
For simple problems, we get customers up and running quicker. If we know that all we're going to do is drive 25 miles to clear a jam in a certain area and maybe take a rag and wipe clean a piece of glass, we can actually tell the customer the remedy, "Hi, if you want to, just wipe this area and see if that fixes the problem. I'll call you back in an hour." Generally, the customers say, "Really, that was it." They have the machine back without having to wait for us.
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When we understand their environment, their workflow, and how they are using the machine, we can create a win-win situation by making things better for them and us.
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JI: Technicians see benefits in two areas. The first is in optimizing their trips. We actively use the connectivity to detect impending problems. Before a technician goes out, he can use our mobile applications to look into that machine, so to speak, and inspect all the other components to see if any other parts or consumables are in need of maintenance during the call. For example, are rollers close to life or is any component close to needing replacement? Now, they can gather together all the necessary components and tools and handle everything in one visit, instead of realizing that they may need two other components and then making another trip.
The other benefit is that we have transformed the overall experience by taking advantage of tracking information generated by the sensors and creating a seamless end-to-end experience for the technicians to do what they need to do. They can get a message on their smartphone from a machine that needs attention. They look at the machine's health and diagnose the problem. For certain error codes, they can switch directly to our knowledge database through that smartphone. In the knowledge database, they can find modifications or fixes to correct the situation, including diagrams, parts required, and instructions. From there, they can seamlessly make warranty claims, order parts, schedule visits, and be on their way—all with our mobile applications on the smartphone. This capability has surely boosted their productivity and overall service experience.
PwC: What roles do IT and the CIO play in enabling what you do?
JI: IT is fully involved in enabling us. The communication method with the machines is either one-way e-mail or direct IP transmissions. The foundation is what we call a communication server that collects data from the machines in the field. We have about 35 servers running right now to collect all the information, and that number increases every month as we put 3,000 to 4,000 more units in the field. IT manages and maintains these. The IT department is also integral in load balancing and maintaining our domains to keep things secure and make sure our databases are fully indexed and provide the necessary peak performance. The data we use comes through our SAP system. IT maintains the SAP systems and the integrity of our database servers. The IT department creates a foundation by integrating the machine data with various other sources to enable a wide range of use cases. They take the machine data, massage the data, and integrate it with the service call system, dispatch system, warranty system, consumable replenishment systems, and others.
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PwC: What is your advice to others who have not embraced connected device initiatives yet and are curious about it?
JI: The main thing is to never forget the main purpose or the goal of your customers. For us, the goal is to inspire customer passion by providing support and answers for the technicians when they're trying to repair or modify a machine. Customer satisfaction is always our top priority.


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by Joe Buscaglia
posted Aug 14 2014 9:05PM
There hasn't been any shortage in new reports or speculation since the Buffalo Bills were put up for sale in 2014. The entire time that the team has prepared for the 2014 regular season has played second fiddle to what will inevitably happen to the team.
The trust of late Bills owner Ralph Wilson has been reportedly meeting with prospective owners that have advanced as finalists into the next stage of the sale process. One man that has been there for those meetings has been Team President and CEO Russ Brandon.
Unlike most years, Brandon has been away from training camp practices as the sale of the team has ramped up over the course of the past few weeks. His presence at the team's joint practice with the Pittsburgh Steelers at Saint Vincent College in Latrobe, Pennsylvania was notable because of the ongoing sale.
The team president hasn't addressed the media since the Hall of Fame weekend in Canton, Ohio, but took questions from reporters on Thursday night. Not surprisingly, Brandon didn't offer up much new information about the impending sale of the franchise.
"Well what I can say, unfortunately, is pretty much what I've been saying in that the process is ongoing. It's a private transaction and I'm not really at liberty to discuss it at any length or form," he said. "We know the level of interest, but we also appreciate the private nature of this moving forward."
The sale, by many accounts, could be wrapped up by early October if all goes well. On October 7-8, the NFL will get together for one of their owner's meetings and the ratification of the next owner could be completed.
Brandon wouldn't comment if that was the preferred resolution.
"There's no timetable on anything," he said. "It's a process and that's why we handed that to the investment bank and to the investment council. We'll leave it with those two fine firms and, stay tuned."
The latest report, from Tim Graham of The Buffalo News, indicated that the sale could be Terry Pegula's to lose. Brandon was simply asked to comment on how close the sale was to nearing a conclusion, to which he replied, that he could not at this point in time.
Pegula, Jon Bon Jovi and his Toronto-based group, Donald Trump and Tom Golisano are the four reported finalists in the sale of the Bills.
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Genesis 22:1-18
After these things God tested Abraham, and said to him, "Abraham!" And he said, "Here am I." He said, "Take your son, your only son Isaac, whom you love, and go to the land of Moriah, and offer him there as a burnt offering upon one of the mountains of which I shall tell you." So Abraham rose early in the morning, saddled his ass, and took two of his young men with him, and his son Isaac; and he cut the wood for the burnt offering, and arose and went to the place of which God had told him. On the third day Abraham lifted up his eyes and saw the place afar off. Then Abraham said to his young men, "Stay here with the ass; I and the lad will go yonder and worship, and come again to you." And Abraham took the wood of the burnt offering, and laid it on Isaac his son; and he took in his hand the fire and the knife. So they went both of them together. And Isaac said to his father Abraham, "My father! "And he said, "Here am I, my son." He said, "Behold, the fire and the wood; but where is the lamb for a burnt offering?" Abraham said, "God will provide himself the lamb for a burnt offering, my son." So they went both of them together.
When they came to the place of which God had told him, Abraham built an altar there, and laid the wood in order, and bound Isaac his son, and laid him on the altar, upon the wood. Then Abraham put forth his hand, and took the knife to slay his son. But the angel of the LORD called to him from heaven, and said, "Abraham, Abraham!" And he said, "Here am I." He said, "Do not lay your hand on the lad or do anything to him; for now I know that you fear God, seeing you have not withheld your son, your only son, from me." And Abraham lifted up his eyes and looked, and behold, behind him was a ram, caught in a thicket by his horns; and Abraham went and took the ram, and offered it up as a burnt offering instead of his son. So Abraham called the name of that place The LORD will provide; as it is said to this day, "On the mount of the LORD it shall be provided." And the angel of the LORD called to Abraham a second time from heaven, and said, "By myself I have sworn, says the LORD, because you have done this, and have not withheld your son, your only son, I will indeed bless you, and I will multiply your descendants as the stars of heaven and as the sand which is on the seashore. And your descendants shall possess the gate of their enemies, and by your descendants shall all the nations of the earth bless themselves, because you have obeyed my voice."
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June 03 2009 02:41PM
Anyone who knows us in real life knows that we like to get excited about stuff. Once a week we hear something, see something or dream up something that gets us so excited we run around in circles till we are exhausted and forced to sit down. It's a great way to go through life – particularly when we follow through on whatever we dream up. Once upon a time it was the OilersNation itself that hit us like a bolt of lightning. This other time it was a website that built edible dog collars. Other things that excite us can be found below:
1. This Star Wars videogame trailer
We don't play videogames. Part of our brain thinks that we do and says "oh totally waste your last 300 dollars on a Wii. Of COURSE you will play it. You can then inhabit an imaginary alternate universe where you have gobs of free time to learn to play Star Trek: Conquest." Then we buy the Wii and Star Trek and stare sadly at it as we return from our job at the bottle depot, pass the Wii and go directly to bed on business.
Then we see a trailer like this one above - pointed out to us by our boy the human torch on Twitter and the love affair begins anew. As the human torch pointed out "How is it that a 3 minute game trailer better than all 3 Star Wars prequels put together?" We love Star Wars anyway, but the Torch is right as is usually the case. If we lived in Amsterdam like he does we would spend most of our time in the local coffee shops, not drinking coffee and would never be right about anything.
But that's just us.
2. This Young Buck song
Yeah we know it isn't the actual video – thanks to Universal for not allowing it to be shared on YouTube. But damn this is a wicked song. If you don't get pumped listening to Young Buck you either don't own a set of ears, played the song wrong or your brain isn't able to interpret audio stimuli into favorable recognition patterns.
Either way you suck and Young Buck doesn't.
3. Yelling about junk
Our buddy Chris from the most ass kickingest band ever TOAST has just started a podcast with his boy Tyler. We have listened to their first show and we are so jealous. Their show included a call in from God at the 43rd minute – who was interested in talking about Eskimos football of course – and a sound discussion of someone paying people at the bar to engage in fisticuffs. There is even a shout to the Nation and to our own Jonathan Willis at 19 minute mark.
*insert digital schwing here*
Two things came as a result of this podcast:
1. We have mad respect for T&C Sportstalk and will listen to their show regularly 2. We want to podcast too (imagine getting a call from God??)
We have been pondering the idea of podcasting for a long time but we had never heard a podcast until this morning. It looks like great fun. Let's be honest Nation, we aren't a writer. We know it, you know it. People have suggested to us that we keep writing articles but also start talking too. Apparently we talk funny and we have heard from a few people "I can actually hear you talking when you type out this stuff." We would never give up writing – even if some of you insist that we should. Actually the last person that suggested we give up writing got a beating to the tune of Young Buck and hasn't been a problem since. But you get the idea.
When we first started OilersNation we can vividly remember the day that we realized twenty people read the site per week and we were hooked. Fast forward 20 months and we are cracking 150,000 people a month which blows our mind. If one single person would listen to our podcast we would set to work making one. We even have a cohost in mind.
'Cause everyone knows - if you don't have time to play your Wii you most certainly have time to learn how to podcast.
Would you listen? Would you teach us how to play Star Trek: Conquest?
Totally off topic, but should make for good conversation... I just saw Al strachen on the score talking with Stve Kouleas (taped from last night, but I missed it because I was drunk), however Strachen says, and please take his word for what it is, but he says that the Islanders WILL NOT take Taveres at #1 and instead opt for the Swede, leaving Taveres to go to Tampa. That being said, it opens the door for Tampa to unload Vinny and his 10 mill for 4 years salary in order to boost the defense. Would it be concievable to package Souray (breaks my heart to say that) and another d-man and go after Vinny?
June 04 2009, 12:39PM
Do it Wayne, DO IT!!!! Have special guests and drink beer whilst recording the show. It will be so mega awesome Dan Tencer will be so mega jealous!
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Adding in Wayne podcast to my Gregor routine will have ON in my ears all day. Rock on!
June 04 2009, 03:21PM
@ Fiveandagame:
Not only can I drink beer, but because I will do this from Wanye Manor TM I can podcast naked and swear till I am blue in the face if I feel so inclined.
Ah CRTC - you have no say here.
Yes, this will work out JUST FINE
@Wanye: You do realize that a podcast can be a video right? I'm sure you look stellar naked, but not in my house, son, not in my house. Keep it to audio if you want to lose the pants.
June 05 2009, 08:57AM
@ ScubaSteve:
Video podcasting? That hadn't occurred to me. That would require a whole new level of effort. No, I'll stick to nude and drunk audio.
Much like many popular radio hosts of today.
June 05 2009, 09:25AM
@ Wanye Gretz: How much will it cost ON to get James Earl Jones to read for your podcast? You could always go for the cheaper Sam Jackson if that doesnt work out. He would likely be more familiar with your vocabulary anyway.


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Orangeville City's 2002 Historical calendars are in. The cost is $5. Pick up your copy at City Hall.
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Gallery East at the College of Eastern Utah presents local reknowned artists, Thomas Elmo Williams and David Richey Johnsen, featuring works of local interest and places, which will run from Jan. 8-31. Gallery East (at the main building, room 109) has weekday hours 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. For more information call 435-613-5225.
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Rain cancelled qualifying for tomorrow night's NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Irwin Tools Night Race at Bristol Motor Speedway, meaning the starting field will be set in accordance with the rule book. As a result, Casey Mears, driver of the No. 13 Geico Ford Fusion, will start from the pole after posting the fastest single lap time in today's first practice session.
CASEY MEARS – No. 13 Geico Ford Fusion –
HOW DOES IT FEEL TO START FIRST TOMORROW NIGHT? "It's exciting. I think for our team, Germain Racing, it's been a long couple of years. It's been good, but the team has really grown in strides and we've made a lot of big improvements this year. We still have a lot to learn and still have a lot to grow, but it's a big shot in the arm for our team for sure. Geico has made a big commitment to our program. Bob Germain has done a lot of really good things this year toward making everything better. We've been able to get cars from Roush – cars, parts and pieces. We still don't get the information, but Bootie and the guys have done a really good job at doing their homework at Bristol. We were pretty embarrassed at how we showed up here last time. The first part of the year we didn't get our first car until late January from Roush, so we were playing catch-up the first part of this year and to be able to put a little time into it and work at it, Bootie and these guys did a really good job. We unloaded way better than we were here last time. Race trim felt pretty good as well and when they switched over to qualifying trim we were 15th to 12th and they made a substantial adjustment in the right direction and we were able to shoot to the top of the board. It's exciting for us. I think it's gonna be good. Obviously, starting up front at Bristol period is always a good thing. Like I said, I think it's exciting for our team to be able to have this opportunity to have the first pit selection starting up towards the front. It gives us a big head start from where we've been in the past."
WHAT IS YOUR IMPRESSION OF HOW THE TRACK AND RACE MIGHT BE DIFFERENT WITH THE TOP GROOVE? "Really, it's hard to say yet because where they actually worked on the track we haven't actually been all the way up there yet. I've seen some guys flirting with the edge of it, so it's really gonna be hard to say. The race tonight will give you a better idea of maybe what we can expect more of tomorrow night. As of right now, there's really not a good comment to make because nobody has really run up there where they really changed the surface yet. If it keeps guys from running up against the wall, I think it could make it a little bit more competitive just because when guys are running right up against the fence and it's really hard to pass guys down underneath, you're hesitant to get in the back of them and kind of move them out of the way a little because you know it's gonna put them in the wall right away running that close to the fence, so if it can keep guys within a car width or car width-and-a-half away from the wall, it's gonna allow for at least some of that old-style racing back a little bit."
YOU ARE RUNNING THE FULL DISTANCE RIGHT? "Yes. That's a valid question. We have a partial season and Geico has really stepped up this year and actually done more than they said they were gonna do initially, which has been huge. Bob Germain has made a very substantial personal investment into this program. His heart is in it, so we've grown at least six or eight races more than we were gonna run this year already. Bristol is one that we're definitely gonna run. We run next weekend in Atlanta, so a good run here would definitely set us off right for a good week next week as well."
CASEY MEARS CONTINUED -- HOW IS YOUR RACE SETUP AND EXPECTATIONS FOR THE RACE. "It's an obvious question. Your qualifying setup was great, how is your race setup? I felt pretty good about it. It wasn't outstanding. I wasn't jumping up and down in race trim, but we were definitely right in the mix, so it wasn't one of those deals where we were 35th in race trim and then we jumped up to first for qualifying. So we're fortunate with that. Like I said, the guys have done their homework. The car is pretty good for the race tomorrow. We tried some real big things in second practice, just trying to get a direction knowing what we did in the first practice was working pretty well, so I'm excited about it. I think we've got a good starting spot. We've got a good race car and we'll be looking for a solid night tomorrow."
CAN YOU TELL US YOU KNEW IT WAS GOING TO RAIN AND THAT'S WHY YOU RAN SUCH A FAST LAP? "Honestly, the way it's structured right now we all try to run as fast as we can the first practice because we know how good a late draw is here at Bristol. There are other tracks, obviously, where it wouldn't be as important but having a late draw here always helps. You never want to get a pole like this but we'll definitely take it, I can tell you that. And the other thing is you know everybody was trying to run as fast as they could in that first practice. Is there a little bit more left? I think there always is when you go to qualify, but, believe me, everybody wanted to go out last in qualifying today. We're pretty proud of the fact that we were fastest in that first practice just because of that. You know that everybody has that same mindset and I think it shows we have a pretty competitive car, so I'm excited about it."
GREG BIFFLE SAID EARLIER THE LINE FROM WINNING TO 12TH PLACE IS SO FINE. FOR A TEAM LIKE YOURS HOW DO YOU DEFINE VICTORY? WHAT IS A GOOD WEEKEND? "I think that today was a small one for sure for our program. Then obviously if we could end up inside the top 15 tomorrow that would be a real good day for us. Don't get me wrong, I've been in this sport for a long time. My expectations are high. Bootie's are high. Believe me, Bob's and Geico's are high as well. We all want to go win races, but the reality of it is we've been a team that's done a very good job getting from 30th in the last year-and-a-half to running consistently inside the top 20. We've been slowly chipping away at possibly getting inside the top 15 and I think that although we've had a great day today, I think our goals are still the same. If we could have a good top 15, it would be a huge day for us. If we got inside the top 10, it would almost be like a win. And if we can start and run well like I think we can tomorrow, we could really, really exceed what would be a great day for us. It's a tough balance when you're in a competition-based sport, obviously. For being in this sport as long as I have, I have very, very high goals, but at the same time you've got to be realistic with what you are working with, what you're working towards and where you're at at that current time. For us, if we were to get a top 15, it would be a good day for us."
WHAT ARE YOU LOOKING FOR AT THIS POINT IN YOUR CAREER AND HOW DOES BEING WITH THIS ORGANIZATION HELP YOU WITH THAT? "That's a pretty wide-open question, really. I look to win races. When I look at the reality of that, with where we're at right now, we're still a little ways from that. It's not to say that we can't do it, but there's just so many details at the end of the day that you really have to cover to actually win one of these races. We have an opportunity tomorrow night, but, at the same time, what I've really enjoyed is I think this is my 10th year at this level and having the experience I've had over the years it's been fun to be part of a program where they lean and rely on me a lot to get to where we're going. I'm a huge part in everything that we do – in the meetings, where we decide to go.
"Ford has been a big help to us this year, which has been outstanding. Obviously, having the relationship with Roush has been good, but behind the scenes, how we do things – Bootie, myself, Larry Rogers, Bob Germain – we sit down and kind of discuss what we're gonna do next and this program just continues to grow and it's really rewarding to see how we've grown over the last couple of years. I tell you what, when you talk about getting inside the top 20 or the top 15 when you start looking at the three and four-car teams that should be inside the top 20 on a weekly basis, when you finish 18th or 16th as a one-car organization scrapping and clawing for everything you do, you've just beat six or eight teams that you really shouldn't have beat. So I'm proud of what we've done this year. We've definitely made a lot of strides and we see a big future. I think at the end of the day, we don't look at those top 20s and go, 'This is as far as we're gonna go.' We see us improving and going in the right direction and I'm just excited about it. The path is going the right way. Today proves that to a certain extent. We definitely improved from the last time we were here. The first time I came here with Germain Racing – this is the two-year anniversary for me. The first time I came here was at Bristol. We came here with intentions of making the show and we weren't gonna race. This was not a race that we were gonna race. We qualified 43rd and I think in the first 10 laps we passed 10 cars and pulled in. That was the worst thing I ever did in my life. Today, at the end of practice two years later we were the quick time, so I think that says a lot for how far this team has come."
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Improbable Comeback Against Hawks Comes To Halt in Skills Competition: Recap and Chance Data
Dimitri Filipovic
February 19 2013 11:30PM
It'll get lost in the shuffle, but Cory Schneider's performance (despite the loss) was worth talking about.
The Vancouver Canucks started off their four game road trip by taking an undeserved point from the Chicago Blackhawks, before ultimately losing in the glorified skills competition that is the shootout.
I watched this game from start to finish - in fact, I watched many sequences more than once as part of the chance counting process - and I can't quite figure out how the Canucks managed to steal that point. Well, that's a lie, because I can; it was thanks to the Cory Schneider show. Let's just say that the members of the team's defense owe their 'tender a few rounds after this one (I'm sure Patty Kane can throw a recommendation for a good hangout spot their way).
Read on Past the Jump for Scoring Chance Data, and Analysis.
If you watched this game, your eyes surely told you that Schneider put forth a spectacular effort. But let me try to quantify it for you - the Blackhawks managed 30 scoring chances on this night, which is a number that you won't see far too often in an NHL game (especially against a team that isn't terrible). Unfortunately, we don't categorize the chances in terms of how dangerous they were. A scoring chance is a scoring chance. But I'd venture to guess that quite a few of the ones on this night were of the "Grade A" variety. It's remarkable that only 3 got by him, really.
A classic example of what he was faced with came roughly halfway through the first period, when the Hawks managed to get two shorthanded breakaways in a row. Just moments after the Canucks had managed to barely kill off that brutal power play of theirs, Patrick Sharp was sprung for yet another one, which Schneider stopped as well. You would have figured that he would have fared better in the shootout considering the practice he got early on.
Somehow, the Canucks still managed to take a 1-0 lead into the first intermission despite being out-chanced by a margin of 10-2. Ironically enough, Daniel Sedin - who was stoned on the team's only two chances early on - managed to get a weak one past Sugar Ray Emery from a brutal angle. Classic Emery.
We preach about the process, and eventually, it bit the Canucks in the rear end. The Hawks continued to dominate play in the 2nd, scoring 3 unanswered to take what seemed like a commanding lead at the time. The second one came after Max Lapierre, who had been stuck on the ice for 1:56 during a penalty kill, committed a penalty of his own. Shortly thereafter Ryan Kesler broke his stick, and the Hawks' lethal power play took advantage of a prime opportunity. The third tally was pretty much just a case of Marian Hossa being significantly better at hockey than Kevin Bieksa and Jason Garrison, combined. Not too much you can do about that, unless of course your name is Jannik Hansen..
.. settle down, I'm just joking. I hope that Hossa is okay. Concussions are serious business, and you never want to see anyone get hurt that way. Especially a player of the caliber of Hossa, who is so exciting to watch. He makes being a fan of hockey a more fulfilling experience.
I'm not going to comment on what Hansen did, though, because I have no idea what his intentions were. As fans of the team know, he's not exactly the type of player to stoop to that sort of thing. And from my point of view, it sure looked like he was making a play at the puck. Given the history between these two teams, there will understandably be skepticism whenever something like this happens. Still, I find it difficult to believe that he meant to hurt Hossa. Who really knows, though (except for Hansen, himself). Let's all stop pretending to. I'm not sure if he'll be suspended; instead, I'll just wait to see how this all turns out, then feign outrage regardless of the outcome. It seems like a trendy course of action these days.
Let me just point out that Hansen will be made to look like a dangerous villain who was "head hunting", despite the fact that - in the same game, no less - Brandon Bollig punched Dale Weise in the face three times before Weise could defend himself. Those darn Canucks, with their head shots and what not.
Back to the game now, since this is a game recap after all. I really thought things had a chance to get out of hand in a bad way at several points during the 3rd, especially if the Hawks got that 4th goal. Things got quite chippy. But instead, the Canucks used two instances where they had the extra attacker (one on the power play, then another with their goalie pulled) to tie the game up. Those goals came 101 seconds apart, and since they both came in the final three minutes, I'm led to believe that means they were "clutch".
This game will likely be remembered for Hansen's elbow on Hossa, and for the two late goals to get the Canucks their single point. But the main story for me was Cory Schneider, who put forth an otherworldly effort, reminding everyone out there that he's still a pretty sweet goaltender.
Scoring Chance Data
A reminder for those of you new to reading our site: a scoring chance is counted any time a team directs a shot cleanly on-net from within home-plate (here's an image of "home-plate"; so you can get a visual definition). Shots on goal and misses are counted, but blocked shots are not (unless the player who blocks the shot is "acting like a goaltender"). Generally speaking, we are more generous with the boundaries of home-plate if there is dangerous puck movement immediately preceding the scoring chance, or if the scoring chance is screened.
Here's the total scoring chance data:
|1st Period
|2nd Period
|3rd Period
|Canucks (EV)
|2 (2)
|5 (5)
|3 (2)
|0 (0)
|10 (9)
|Blackhawks (EV)
|10 (8)
|9 (5)
|8 (8)
|3 (3)
|30 (24)
And here's the individual chance data for the Canucks skaters:
|Chances Taken
|Chances Assisted
|Chances Total
|Ryan Kesler
|Henrik Sedin
|Daniel Sedin
|Alex Burrows
|Mason Raymond
|Jannik Hansen
|Chris Higgins
|Alex Edler
|Max Lapierre
|Jordan Schroeder
|Dan Hamhuis
February 19 2013, 11:41PM
Always look forward to these.
Wondering if you have the data for d-men and how many scoring chances each was on the ice for? Now that would be telling in this game.
I can't believe what s#$% show I was watching, and they still got a point. How is this possible? Oh ya, the gingy in net stole the night. Unreal goaltending. Unreal.
Oddly enough, the last 2 games Canucks were the better team but didn't win. Tonight, they were a horrible dreadful team and they still got a point. Such is hockey. And such is a reminder about small sample sizes. Hawks are due for regression, especially in net. Can't wait till the sky falls in Chicago when they come back down to earth over a large sample size.
February 19 2013, 11:43PM
Eight scoring chances created by puck movement.
February 20 2013, 12:01AM
It is funny to see the Blackhawks getting so outraged at perceived injustices while Duncan Keith sits sheepishly on their bench. Just heard Toews. He's certain what Hansen's intention was- he must have some mindreading gypsy in him.
February 20 2013, 12:04AM
Yo Dim email me the list and I'll go through them tomorrow...
It is funny to see the Blackhawks getting so outraged at perceived injustices while Duncan Keith sits sheepishly on their bench. Just heard Toews. He's certain what Hansen's intention was- he must have some mindreading gypsy in him.
It is funny to see the Blackhawks getting so outraged at perceived injustices while Duncan Keith sits sheepishly on their bench. Just heard Toews. He's certain what Hansen's intention was- he must have some mindreading gypsy in him.
Nah, he just got a quick preview of Ron Mclean's next segment on HNIC. Now Ron, he is the mind reader.
But yeah, I like all the outrage about the "headshot" by Hansen. Lets face it, around a half dozen worse headshots were thrown in the scrum afterwards. And it happened right in front of the ref, who signalled exactly nothing for 10 seconds while play carried on until they realized Hossa was out.
I hope he isn't injured, but this is a play that wouldn't warrant a card in soccer, let along hockey.
For me, the two stories in this game were the play of Cory Schneider (which is obvious) and the way this awesome rivalry continues to feed itself. I really hope the NHL and the NHLPA don't find a way to eff this up during the realignment process.
Also, I really hope the Blackhawks were just being careful with Hossa and he isn't seriously injured.
Mini rant:
What was with the replays on the Hansen "headshot"? The NFL would've had at least a dozen different camera angles and distances and the clips would've been looped endlessly on ESPN for the next 24 hours. But for the NHL we get a couple of horrible replays from the worst angles. It's like the United Center only has 3 cameras ...
Rant over. Sorry guys.
Crazy game! I've watched both games against the Hawks, and they seem to disrupt the Canucks' transition too well. The D just looks disorganized, and I'm now a believer that they are the team to beat. With Hossa that is. He's playing unbelievable hockey. (I was surprised though that the first period chances were so lop-sided. I guess the Canucks were getting near to chances, but not quite controlling.)
Anyway, I'll probably be in the minority of Canucks fans, but I think Hansen should be suspended, and intention doesn't matter here at all (it doesn't matter if we can read minds or not). Here's the thing, even if he was trying to make a legitimate play at a high puck with his hand, and just timed it wrong, he managed to hit Hossa in the back of the head pretty hard. It's a borderline thing, but on headshots, it's time to move the border. Like with high-sticking, if you catch someone by accident while carrying your stick up, you get called. It's time to do make those calls on head shots. Now, the problem is they only gave Keith 5 games last year for his pretty intentional hit on Daniel. So, with the few replays I've seen, Hansen's hit probably deserves 2 as a first time offender.
And I agree with Dmitri that they should start suspending guys like Bollig who start throwing punches at the head before the other guy is ready. Head shots are ruining the game, and ruining the lives of players.
February 20 2013, 11:29AM
Another Diving penalty for Ryan Kesler.
In other news ..... The NHL just changed the name of the "Diving" penalty to "Keslering."
So from now on the announcers will say, "wow did you see that player flopping and Keslering all over the place, what an embarrassment."
February 20 2013, 12:51PM
Another Diving penalty for Ryan Kesler.
In other news ..... The NHL just changed the name of the "Diving" penalty to "Keslering."
So from now on the announcers will say, "wow did you see that player flopping and Keslering all over the place, what an embarrassment."
Wow. You signed up today to post that? Perhaps sending your material straight to Jay Leno would be more efficient.
The Hawks shot the puck poorly last night. I suspect Schnieder has a rather sore chest this morning. Having watched a lot of Hawks games this year that was easily Pat Kanes worst performance.
On hansen vs hossa. The end result is a "forgettable" takes out an all-star and that is unfortunate. I didn't see much malice in the effort but the way hossa folded does seem to indicate a substantial applied force. Given that by appearance Hansen was attempting to glove the puck im not sure why that force was even present.
Seems odd. I suspect his elbow pad hit him right on the button and the net effect was optically egregious.
He flat out forearm shivered him in the back of the skull with his titanium reinforced armour. ;)
Sadly the return of Kessler does "seem" to corresponded to a return to old vices.
I was quite impressed with the perceived reformation of the nucks as they battled their a**es off with a depleted lineup to start the year. And i saw scant if any evidence of the head snapping and forward half gainers. Even from notorious (agitators).
Perhaps its just a phase but its definitely back on the radar... and it remains an embarrassment to the game. (such that it is).


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