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User's Guide
The Image Composite Explorer (ICE) was developed for NASA's Earth Observatory as a tool to let people explore satellite image data. The ICE is a developmental "on ramp" to the world of Earth system science. It is designed to demonstrate how scientists use multi-spectral data to examine our world. Within its intended purpose, the ICE is flexible and can be easily configured teach various lessons using simple HTML parameters, as described in the ICE Programmer's Guide.
The ICE is coded in Java to run as an applet under common Web browsers. Users on Apple computers, however, will need to use Internet Explorer and the Apple MRJ (Java runtime).
End-user environment
The ICE is run through a Web browser. It was coded to the Java 1.1 API. The ICE has been tested and shown to run on the most common browsers and operating systems. (Here is a complete list.)
ICE runs best with your computer monitor set to 16-bit color on the desktop. The 8-bit (256) color setting generally does not have enough colors, while the 32-bit (true color) setting substantially slows down the program's interactivity since it forces the creation of images that are 4 bytes per pixel.
The ICE interface provides three thumbnail images in a row across the
top, and a larger window beneath that displays one of the thumbnail images currently shown in one of the thumbnails (user's choice). A label
appears above the thumbnails to indicate what wavelength or measurement (sometimes referred to as data product) is currently shown in each. In the large display window, users may probe or interact with the image in various ways.
Note the column of buttons to the right of the display windows in the Channel Islands example (the applet will open in a new window). You may find it helpful to keep both windows open as you review the following brief descriptions of the buttons' functions:
Hitting the Step button (righthand side) will cycle through each of the three thumbnail images in the larger display window.
Press the Probe button and then pass your cursor over the large window. You should see a digital readout of the unit values for each of the three thumbnail scenes as well as the latitude and longitude location of each pixel.
Zoom & Roam
Push the Zoom & Roam radio button if you want to increase the size of the image in the large window. Zooming in is done by a left button click on your mouse; zooming out is a right click. Once you have zoomed in, you may click and hold then drag the image up or down or from side to side to roam around within the scene. (A radio button controls this mode and the "Select Region" mode because both functions require users to "click and drag" with their mouse both cannot be "on" at the same time.)
The Restore button returns the image in the large window to its original state (e.g., zooms out all the way.)
Plot Transect
Choosing the Plot Transect radio button enables users to draw a line segment across any part of the scene in the large window. A new window will appear graphing the unit values for each of the three parameters shown in the thumbnails along X- and Y-axes. Note that while this window is active, users may continually "click and drag" to redraw the transect line. Moving the transect line without releasing the mouse button provides another interesting way to probe the data (i.e., watch as the unit values shift in real time as you move your line around in the window).
Select Region and Outline Region
Choosing the Select Region radio button enables users to draw a box around a region of interest by "dragging" the mouse pointer (holding left button while moving the cursor). As Mother Nature rarely works at right angles, the Outline Region button enables users to more precisely trace the contours of some portion of the scene. Once a region is selected by either of these two means, a number of diagrams can be produced in a second window to help users analyze the data. For those diagrams (like a scatter plot) that need two sets of data, users may select which two parameters they wish to compare by clicking on their thumbnails; otherwise, the first two windows will be selected automatically. A yellow frame appears around the thumbnails selected.
Scatter and 3D Scatter
A scatter plot is a graphical comparison of the measures of two or more different things that can change over time and space, called variables. Scatter plots provide a useful way to look for relationships between different variables and can reveal how much one variable, as it changes, affects another. The relationship between two variables as they change is their correlation. We can show the correlation of two changing variables graphically by plotting their measurements along horizontal (X-axis) and vertical (Y-axis) axes. The closer the data points come to making a straight line, the better the correlation. For example, try comparing the number of hours you study for each exam this year to the numerical grade you receive for each exam. If you plot those numbers on a graph, you will probably find a good correlation between them. If the data points appear to cluster along a line that is rising from left to right, then there is a positive correlation between the number of hours you study and the grade you receive. In other words, a positive correlation means when the value of one variable goes up, the other variable goes up too. There can also be negative correlations between variables, as indicated when data points appear to cluster along a line that is moving downward from left to right. If you sell lemonade on a street corner and every day you incrementally raise the price of a cup of your lemonade, over time you will notice that the more money you charge, the fewer cups of lemonade you sell. Plotting these data points would reveal a negative correlation. A negative correlation means that as one variable goes up, the other variable goes down.
Within the context of ICE, users can look for correlations among satellite remote sensing measurements of the Earth's environment. Click on the two thumbnails you wish to compare. Click either Select Region or Outline Region to specify where in the scene you wish to look for a relationship. Then click Scatter; or you may click 3D Scatter to compare all three thumbnails. A new window will appear containing the scatter plot of the area you selected. The more positively correlated the images, the more closely the data points will cluster around a 45-degree angle line moving upward from left to right between the X-axis and Y-axis. High negative correlations will show up as clusters of points along a 45-degree angle line moving downward from left to right. Conversely, the less correlated the images are, the more the data points will appear randomly scattered on the graph. Such images may be only weakly correlated or they may have no corrrelation at all.
You may click and drag on the scatter plot to enlarge it. Clicking "Reset" will restore graph to its original size.
Histogram and 3D Histogram
A histogram is a bar graph that shows the frequency of occurrence of specific values for a given measurement. If you flipped a coin 100 times and recorded the number of times it landed on heads and the number of times it landed on tails, you could plot those numbers on a bar graph. That would be a simple histogram plot showing the frequency of heads versus tails. Now suppose you rolled a six-sided die 1,000 times and recorded the number of times each number, 1 through 6, came up. If the die was "normal," you would expect each number to come up roughly an equal number of times. But if the die was "loaded," and you rolled a "6" ten times more often than any other number, then your histogram would reflect a disproportionate weighting for the number 6 in the bar chart. (The Shodor Education Foundation offers an excellent tutorial on Histograms.)
Within the context of ICE, a histogram is a count of the pixels within a selected region at each of the image's 256 shades of gray. Selecting a region and then clicking the Histogram button brings up a window that graphically displays the number of pixels for each shade of gray within the selected region. Histograms are useful for a variety of reasons. For example, a histogram allows users to estimate how large an area is contained within a certain feature of a scene (for example, a cloud, a burn scar, or a phytoplankton bloom). If you know the spatial resolution (per pixel) of the image and the number of pixels at a given shade within the selected region, then you can estimate the physical size of the feature (in two dimensions, of course). The images in the Channel Islands example all have a spatial resolution of 1 kilometer per pixel.
Pick a Color Table
Use the pop-down menu beneath the large display window to assign a color palette to a particular image. A range of palettes is available, depending upon the types of images available. Hit the "Step" button to choose the thumbnail you wish to color.
The Four Modes of ICE
The ICE has four basic modes of operation:
- Color (red, green, and blue, or RGB) combining
- Arithmetic combinations
- Animations
- Image comparisons
In each of these modes, a common set of tools is provided but there is added functionality too for developing certain types of lessons. We are developing examples on the Earth Observatory for each of these modes. But you can check out the ICE Programmer's Guide if you wish to preview them now.


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Athletes from schools around the state traveled to Littleton April 26 and 27 for the Liberty Bell Invitational Track Meet for the opportunity to match their talents against some of the best competition in the state.
"This is one of the final big meets before state, the competition level is high and so kids making bids to go to state get to see the caliber of competition they will face there," said Larry Lienemann, one of the meet founders.
Sixty-two schools were represented at the meet so the battles were fierce for the top spot in every event.
Cherry Creek's girls won the team title for the second year in a row. The Bruins were first in the standings with 76 points and the Arapahoe girls were second with 64 points while ThunderRidge finished third with 42 points. Rock Canyon finished 11th with 26 points and Highlands Ranch was 20th with 12.5 points.
In the boys division, Fountain-Fort Carson topped the team title with 84 points. Arapahoe and Cherry Creek tied for fourth with 32 points each and a host of local teams finished in the top 20 with Valor Christian eighth, Heritage 11th, Mountain Vista 12th, Highlands Ranch 14th, Castle View 15th and Douglas County 16th.
Freshman Ashley Miller did her share to help Cherry Creek's girls win the team title as she finished first in the 100-meter hurdles and the 300-meter hurdles and joined forces with Jessica Daubert, Megan McCabe and Emily Romo to win the 4x100 relay.
"When I started doing track a couple years ago, I thought it was cool to jump over stuff so I started running the hurdle events," Miller said. "I am getting better at the events because I am getting faster and I am putting in more work to improve the techniques you need to be competitive in the hurdles."
The freshman said the competition at the Liberty Bell was challenging and helped her take another step to drop her time in the 100 hurdles to 13.5 seconds.
Arapahoe scored a lot of points in the relays to help the Warriors take runner-up honors in the girls division. Arapahoe took first place in the 4x400 relay and the 4x800 relay and was second in the 4x200 relay. Taryn Phillips helped the Warrior cause by winning the 400-meter dash with a time of 55.62 seconds.
Littleton's Barry Visser and teammates Jake Bergman, Jack Bobb and D'Angelo DeNiro finished sixth in the 4x400-meter relay, Visser's favorite event.
"I started running track to get in shape for soccer but my brother graduated two years ago, he ran track so I decided to run track too," he said. "It turned out to be fun. I really like the 4x400 relay because it is an interesting race plus my teammates are my brothers and we battle to help each other."
Valor Christian's Marybeth Sant won the 100-meter dash in record-meet time of 11.65 seconds and her teammate Hailey Showalter won the discus with a throw of 145 feet, 4 inches.
On the track, a pair of ThunderRidge girls, Cassidy Bowers and Carly Paul, finished third and fourth respectively in the 300-meter hurdles.
In boys competition, Tanner Townsend of Castle View took first place in the 400-meter dash with a time of 47.93 seconds while Douglas County's Trey Smith ran a 10.95-second race to finish third in the 100-meter dash.
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jane how much more snow did you get, I know Washington was kinda shut down , but hopefelly it is not that bad there
That uis a good thing, since they are worried about your driving their and your safgety and well being.
then when you have to work on friday you will probablt have to work saturday and make up some time.
This in in the long run will give you some rest I hope and during the weekend that you will not have that many chores to do one one dy of the weekend.
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Good afternoon Jane how are you ?? beside all of the snow, where you able to get to work ??
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Wow that more snow !!! will it be called as\ snow day for you, hahaha just joking but hopefully you will get some kind of pay for it, weather is not your fault
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FN Weekend Open Thread - Construct Your Roster
Kent Wilson
July 07 2012 10:36AM
With Backlund in the fold, the Flames have 12 forwards on one way contracts plus a few kids and tweeners knocking on the door (Baertschi, Bouma, Horak, Kolanos, etc.). The blueline is full as well, with nine guys couting one way deals plus probable top-six sophomore TJ Brodie. The only question now is whether Leland Irving will be re-signed and if he'll back-up Kipper instead of Henrik Karlsson.
So absent any kind of trade, this is the club the Flames will go to batlle with once the owners and players decide on a new CBA. Most of the principles that were here at the end of the season are back, aside from Olli Jokinen. The blueline has more offense thanks to Dennis Wideman and there are a few more question marks up front that could go either way (Cervenka, Baertschi). Jiri Hudler slides in the right side instead of David Moss and Matt Stajan still looks like the odd man out.
Here's how I see things shaping up this season
Tanguay - Cammalleri - Iginla
Glencross - Cervenka - Hudler
Baertschi - Backlund - Stempniak
Jackman - Jones - Comeau
Bouwmeester - Giordano
Butler - Wideman
Brodie - Smith
The issues up front are obvious: there's a question mark on every line in the top-9. And it doesn't seem to matter how you re-arrange things, you have at least one guy who isn't terribly adept at driving play on every unit (Im making an assumption with Baertschi here, as good as a prospect as he is - almost no one is a good all around player in their rookie season).
You can push Baertschi up with Cervenka to create a sort of "shut down" unit with Backs and Glencross, but then you have a second line you'd likely need to feed Sedin-like minutes to in order for them to succeed (and no Malhotra/Kesler lines to soak up the tougher stuff). Anyways, it will be interesting to see how Hartley cobbles together that puzzle.
On the back-end, we may see the destruction of the Butler/Bouwmeester duo with a new boss on the bench and Wideman in the mix. Another question is which of the 5-7 defenders make the nightly roster: Brodie, Smith, Sarich or Babchuk? Brodie is the cheapest and is on a two-way deal, but has the most upside. Babchuk and Sarich are the most expensive and each brings a unique (albeit limited) skillset. Derek Smith is a capable all around depth defender who is mobile and can add some offense here and there.
So have at it gang. How do you see the depth chart lining up?
- If Cammalleri gets comfortable at C this is a strong offensive line. Just don't start it is the d-zone.
- I think Baertschi can replace Glencross as soon as he earns the ice time. I don't know enough about Cervenka but from the sounds of it he is primarily an offensive player so this is again an offensive line.
- Stempniak was good with the rookies and can hopefully get Backs/Baertschi rolling. All three players have the capacity for 2-way play.
- I think (hope) they use Jackman as a 13-forward when they need the size. Bouma is a much more functional player. This is actually an adequate shutdown line in addition to giving the Flames size and energy.
- I haven't like Gio and Bouwmeester together. I would like to see if Bouwmeester can protect Wideman. And in turn Wideman can get Bouwmeester going. I would also like to see Boumeester return to the left side.
- I am not a fan of Butler. He is 'fine'. Which is a ways from being good. I would prefer to see another D here. Perhaps Brodie if he picks up his play. But in absence of a better option Butler and Gio bring up a respectable second pairing.
- It worked okay last season. Hopefully Brodie reaches the next level this season. I can't see Babchuk making the roster with Wideman, Bouwmeester, Brodie, and Giordano locks for the PP. No point in having a PP specialist with no PP time. Smith makes a good 7D. He has enough experience not to be overly effected by a lack of playing time. But he isn't better then anyone on the team except perhaps Sarich, and they need Sarich for his size. Though Smith may rotate in for teams that will expose Sarich's lack of wheels.
- I think it is possible they acquire a vet if they don't have faith in Irving to win 10 of 20 games. But right now it is Irving's spot to lose.
Not looking to suck up to you here, but I had the identical roster punched out on my phone when Hudler signed:
Tanguay-Cammalleri-Iginla Glencross-Cervenka-Hudler Bartschi-Backlund-Stempniak Comeau-Jones-Jackman
Bouwmeester-Giordano Butler-Wideman Smith-Brodie
Kiprusoff Irving
Hoping Feaster can find a home for one of Stajan or Babchuk. The other is likely to be an extra I'd figure. I still think the Flames are in need of a shutdown forward, but lines 2&3 seem to balance out well (offense, defense, size combinations) should the line-up remain more or less the same. Cammalleri isn't an ideal fit as a first line C... I'm hoping Backlund can step up and contribute between Iggy & Tangs, as I feel Cammy is more of a support player and less reliable defensively.
I would still target Daniel Winnik.
In terms of the D, I think Bouw + Gio is a true shutdown pairing, and would allow the team to depend less heavily on Butler & Wideman defensively. I guess Sarich is an extra D man. I'm really not a fan of the signing, as I don't feel he adds anything outside the occasional highlight reel body check. In terms of winning hockey games, Sarich has too many deficiencies. Fingers crossed they don't trade Bouw. If they do, I'm hoping you get a solid D man in return - Quincey +?
Fun exercise
The above line ups look reasonable if we go in with what we have. But, that roster will get us 12-15th. Too small, too slow and just not good enough so here are some scenarios;
1. Jay tries to make us a bit better with some tinkering. cammy-semin-iggy tanguay-hudler-cervenka sven-backlund-Stemp Aliu-Jones-comeau
Bouw-Wid gio-gragnani but-brodie sarich
kipper irving
2. Jay rolls the dice and deals Kipper to make us bigger and tougher in part of a package. cammy-tang-igg hud-cerv-backlund sven-bjugstad-stemp aliu-jones-comeau
bouw-wid gio-but brod-colby robac sarich
theodore irv
3. We trade Bouw in a package to Stl. tang-berglund-iggy cammy-hud-cerv sven-backlund-Stemp comeau-jone-Reaves
gio - wid polack-but brod-sar
kipper irv
4. A mix of 2 and 3. 5. Now, move Iggy as well as Kipper and Bouw and we will be doing what should be done.
Beat this post up a bit and give some alternatives.
Kent I think your suggestions are as good as any... The only tweaks I see are the ones you mentioned. There looks to be a bit more talent in the lineup this year, but we sure are going to be an easy team to play against. I don't think even adding 1 or 2 "grit" guys would fix that.
July 07 2012, 11:53AM
1st line: Iggy - Cammaleri - Tanguay
2nd line: GlenX - Cervenka - Hudler
3rd line: SVEN - Backlund - Stemps
4th line: Bouma - Jones - Comeau
13th---> Stajan/Jackman
Iggys line can get plenty of offensive zone starts, while Hartley tries to use Jones' line as a shutdown line. Backs' line will, along with Stemniak, should drive possession so Baerstchi wont be playing in his own zone all day. The 2nd line is the one that makes me nervous, simply because I still don't know much about Hudler (he was good in Detroit, but so is Bertuzzi), and know even less about Cervenka. Alot of the 2way burden will fall on Glenncross' shoulders. Feaster will want to trade Stajan obviously, but last year at the deadline he said teams were interested in Tim Jackman, so he might decide to deal the winger. Plus 1 injury to a centreman and the Flames would be in trouble, so I expect Stajan stays (sigh).
JBOUW - Giordano
Wideman - Butler
Smith - Brodie
7th --> Sarich
I think Gio is a top 2 defenceman, and he played against good competition last year, so hopefully him + Bouw can give the team an effective shutdown pairing that can provide some offence. Wideman sits on the 2nd pairing with Butler, so that Wideman can play his offensively tailored game, while Butler can try and cover for him. Smith and Brodie are a good 3rd pairing, and either guy could end up being promoted, either through their play or injuries. Babchuk probably wont be back, and Sarich will get some oppurtunites to get into the lineup as a depth defenceman if Smith or Brodie falter.
Kipper - Irving
Kippers the #1, didn't get traded, yadda yadda. Since Kipper hasnt gotten dealt, the real question mark is the backup position. Leland Irving played decent in his time with the Flames, but his AHL numbers aren't so hot. H. Karlsson seems like he's out of the picture at this point, so Irving has to show the Flames he's better than a Raycroft/Sanford kind of guy to backup Kipper. I do have confidence in Irving, but only time will tell.
I think Kent has it right mostly... although I'd be tempted to swap Glencross and Sven so that we could have a more solid line to take key defensive zone faceoffs
Kent a few questions, I understand it's only hypothetical.
If Sarich is slotted in as 7-8 with Babs, why on earth sign him? I can see fans getting upset if Babs and Sarich become regulars in the pressbox.
I understand it's highly unlikely Baertschi would continue his torrid pace. However, if he turns out to be supremely talented won't being on the 3rd line hurt his development?
I think the big question is: Does Jay-Bo get traded?
Roman Horak could be a good 13th forward should the Flames be able to deal Stajan. I don't know how good of a faceoff man he is, but he played centre last season.
As for my own roster:
Tanguay - Cammalleri - Iginla
Baertschi - Cervenka - Hudler
Glencross - Backlund - Stempniak
Bouma - Jones - Comeau
Jackman/Horak (Stajan)
Bouwmeester - Butler
Giordano- Wideman
Brodie - Smith
I think having the top four as so will be a bit more balanced and could be deployed in more of a 1A and 1B pairing. Giordano-Wideman gives you an offensively dangerous second pairing and first PP pairing.
I hope Karlsson is able to get his game together and earn the backup roll for this season. It seemed like he had a lot of potential when he first came to Calgary. Although I hope Irving will turn out to be better in the long run.
Based in feaster's comments after signing backlund, backlund will be 1c and cervenka 2c cammy back to the wing.
Based in feaster's comments after signing backlund, backlund will be 1c and cervenka 2c cammy back to the wing.
I think that would be wise. If we are going to be any good, Sven, Backlund, Hudler, Cervenka and Wideman need to be major producers and therefor need to be put in position to produce.
July 07 2012, 01:16PM
Cammy - Backlund - Iginla
Tanguay - Cervanka - Hudler
Baertschi - Jones - Stemp
Comeau - Bouma - Jackman
JBo - Butler
Gio - Wideman
TJ - Sarich
This is what I would like to see with what looks to be our roster to start next year:
Tangs Cammi Iggy 16.7mill cap hit Baers Cerevenka Hudler 8.2 mill cap hit Stemps Backlund GlenX 5.275 Cap hit Comeau Jones Jackman 2.5 mill cap hit Extra; Bouma .69 mill cap hit Total Cap forwards $33.36 mill
JBO Gio 10.69 mill cap hit Wideman Butler 6.5 mill cap hit Brodie Sarich 2.74 mill cap hit Extra: Smith .77 mill cap hit Total Def Cap hit $20.70
Kipper Irving(assume1.0mill)6.83mil
Total Cap---------------- $60.89 million/ Cap space avail 9.31 mill
Jettison Babchuk/Stajan/Karlsson to minors, trade for best pick avail & or buyout. We can call up Alui, Reinhart/Ferlund/wilson(d) if injuries get that bad.
For how terrible Stajan is, I just can't see him sitting in the press box all season.
Tanguay Cervenka Iginla Cammy Backlund Hudler GlenX Stajan Stemps Jackman Jones Comeau
I'm also not opposed to leaving Baertschi in Junior or let him develop more. The kid is legit but is still under 20. He won't be able to meet the sky high expectations that have been placed on him already.
COrrected Line Up.
If we go with what is available: I agree that Sven should only be on the team if he will play and I can't see him cracking the top 6 of this roster so here is what I would go with.
Tanguay- Cammy - Iggy - let us see if our top guys can work well together. Cervenka - Backlund - Hudler - quick cycle style players. see if they can gel. GlenX- Stajan-Stemp - speed on the wings for Stajan. See if Hartley can help get his confidence back. Aliu-Jones-Comeau -Bang and crash line with some youth, size and toughness. Would be tempted to throw Byron with this line at times or Jackman when we needed more toughness.
Boumeester - wideman gio-Brodie butler-Smith Sarich-Babchuk
kipper Irving.
This unit needs a lot of luck, great chemistry and a lot of players to seriously step up their game. If this does not happen, changes will have to come as the Dome will be a lot quieter and emptier. Will Jay be the guy to make the tough choices?
July 07 2012, 03:29PM
Yup, mine would be pretty similar to yours, Kent. PP units of:
And Glencross and Cervenka could rotate in/out of the PP units as necessary.
July 07 2012, 05:13PM
Looks like a watered down version of the Toronto Maple Leafs......but with a good goalie (Kipper).
Looks like a watered down version of the Toronto Maple Leafs......but with a good goalie (Kipper).
Then I hope the Leafs make Calgary an offer they cant refuse for Kipper that includes your 1st rounder. That way we get Mckinnon with our pick and one of the other blue chippers with the Leafs pick. Rebuild would be well on its way.
I'm not a huge Stajan fan, but since nobody else is speaking up for him...
Stajan had horrible luck for most of last season His Sh% was 2.7% over his first 37 games, but then it shot up to 17.5% over the remaining 22 games he played, which got at least his left foot out of the dog house. He definitely finished the season off better than he began it, although that really isn't saying much.
If Feaster doesn't manage to trade him (this is likely), I could see him challenging Jones for the #4C slot. Jones is a grittier player, but Stajan has more potential offensive upside. If Backlund and Cervenka both turn out to be home-runs and Cammalleri moves back to the wing, then both Jones and Stajan might well wind up being needed. Of course, if that happens and Stajan continues his 4-year slump, we might see Horak in the lineup instead.
Stajan is a frustrating player to watch. He has the tools to be a good fourth liner, at the very least, but he seems psychologically broken. If Hartley doesn't immediately decide to hate Stajan then maybe a change of coaching staff will help get his head back in the game.
July 07 2012, 08:07PM
Stajan was one of our better players down the stretch. I think his improved fitness level had a lot to do with that. If he makes the same strides this summer in terms of strength, I can see him fighting for the opportunity to play with the first unit. He has the skill set to play with them, it is only a matter of confidence, something Mr. Hartley should be able to help with.
I don't like Cammi in the centre spot, he is far more effective coming off the wing and finding open ice. That said, Cervenka is the wild card. He might be given the opportunity to generate some chemistry with Iggy, God knows It won't hurt to try.
My lineup might look something like this:
Tanguay - Backlund - Iginla
Cammaleri - Cervenka - Hudler
Glencross - Stajan - Baertschi
Comeau -Jones - Stempniak
JBow - Butler
Gio - Wideman
Smith - Brodie
@I'm Just Sayin'
It wasn't that Stajan was playing drastically better down the stretch. It's just that his shooting % took a huge jump. Sure, he played with more confidence, but had those pucks not gone in so frequently, that confidence would've been snuffed out almost immediately.
July 08 2012, 12:22AM
I'm not saying that you need some knuckle draggers in the line up but if Jackman & Sarich are watching from the press box, Iggy has more career fights than the rest of the team combined. Has a player ever led his team in goals and fights? This team will be buttery soft and you'll see Iggy fighting and fans chirping him for being stupid but other teams will look to exploit this if Calgary doesn't insert some grit in the line up.
Long time follower, first time writer
Had a look at the first few games (assuming the season kicks off on cue in early October). Given there have been a few changes that don't make for an obvious line up, I'd like to see Hartley go for a couple of established lines and see how the untested guys go together (basically seeing how strong the likes of Sven and Cervenka will be on their own in the big bad world of the NHL). Vancouver (game 1) and LA (game 2) are going to show up deficiencies real quick, showing Hartley the holes immediately. This is a good thing.
Might also give the newbies real motivation to band together and show the rest of the team their worth. Additionally, Cervenka needs Hudler near him for the settling in period. The idea (if it works) is that if that new line steps up, the more established blokes start thinking they'd better pull their collective fingers out and all of a sudden the team has positive competitive spirit.
Tanguay - Cammalleri - Iginla
Glencross - Backlund - Stempniak
Baertschi - Cervenka - Hudler
Jackman - Jones - Comeau
Bouwmeester - Wideman
Butler - Giordano
Brodie - Smith
Sarich (even though I wished he was offloaded)
Kipper (plays 65 games) Irving (17 games)
Could be completely wrong and Hartley comes out in a conservative way by having each line a mix of stability and untried/unsure players. Hoping that JBo and Wideman are on the same line. JBo to clean up if/when Wideman's defence is dodgy, but increasing attacking prowess.
Cammy needs to be in C. He stepped up last year when moved from the wing.
Feel free to shoot down this kangaroo's rambling at will. And someone please invite Nathan Walker to the Flames Development Camp!
Unfortunately the only lines that seem OK to good are 3 and 4. I think the Flames will be fine IF Backlund, Cervenka and Stajan play out of their minds as the 1, 2 and 3 Centres. Odds are only 1 of them will have a great season, I hope it's Backlund.
Not too sure how Baertschi fits in, but to me he needs to be in the top 6 and getting at least 12 minutes a night. If not - send him to the farm to play on the #1 PP and get 20 minutes a night in all situations. Sitting on the bench won't do him any good and all the press I've seen is that Hartley likes his vets.
Lealand Irving also need to play. Backing up Kipper and riding the pine for 70 + games will not develop him. He needs to see 1200 minutes of playing I would think. If he can't then send him to the minors for more seasoning. Devan Dubnyk was drafted 2 years before him and it looks like he may be starting to turn the corner. A little bit of a different situation there however because if he was directly responsible for a loss, they weren't going to crucify him in Edmonton. They lumped him in with all the 18 to 20 year old rookies learning the ropes.
May have to trade for a more capable backup like Ray Emery or somebody like that.
As for the rest, Iginla wants to play with Tanguay and you can pretty much rotate in the centre to see what gives you the best results
Okay, I'm not really as up-to-date on Flames names, but here goes...
Iginla, Nieudwendyk, Roberts
Fleury, Nilsson, Vail
Loob, St. Louis, MacDonald
Peplinksi, Chouinard, Mullen
MacInnis and Suter
Reinhart and Phaneuf
McCrimmon and Morris
Wait, did I miss the point of the assignment?
Seriously though, I fully expect a lineup more or less like Kent's.
That being said, once Hartley holds camp he might see things differently.
One thing I do expect, is that Baertschi won't play higher than 2nd line, and almost certainly be on the third line so as to shelter his minutes and give him a better chance to succeed.
Seems like most folks are generally on the same page, but I think @I'm Just Sayin' is on to something with moving Cammy back to the wing. However, I'm not sure I see that actually happening because then there are too many LWs if Baertschi makes the team. IIRC, Cervenka was brought over with the understanding he'd have a crack at a top-6 spot and now it sounds like Backs is going to get the same. With all of that in mind, and with the aim of having at least one guy per line who drives play north, maybe we end up with something like this:
Tanguay - Backlund - Iginla
Maybe works this time around and stops Iggy getting his head bashed in quite so badly on possession/chances at evens, while also boosting Mickis' offensive production?
Glencross - Cervenka - Hudler
The cross-czech line! I'm here all week.
Baertschi - Cammaleri - Stempniak
If you're going to have an overpaid and sheltered third line centre, might as well have it be a guy who will put those minutes to good use and score some goals.
Comeau - Jones/Bouma - Jackman
'Nuff said.
Bouwmeester - Wideman
JBo seems to be able to cover for just about anybody while eating the hardest minutes for breakfast. Gives Wideman more leeway to attack, which is what we brought him here to do.
Giordano - Butler
Sounds like 4th D is more Butler's current level, and gives Gio a better partner than he had most of last year.
Brodie - Smith/Sarich
Only because it seems clear that Sarich is going to be playing this year.
At least until he loses his spot to Karri Ramo once his team is out of the KHL playoffs and he decides to come burn off a year of his contract here by suiting up and watching 9 games at the end of the season. (Jokes! I hope.)
July 08 2012, 12:58PM
Roman Cervenka is very good player. I think, then he better then Backlund. He will be first center. He is very quickly a he has fantastic stickhandling. He is sniper and playmaker too. In an interview for Czech newspaper he said that he was promised a 1 or 2 centers and the powerplay formation. He is a substitute for Jokinen. The first season will be tough for him, but be sure to succeed. Look this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fDKaoYAa9DY Sorry for my english ;-)
Here is to the Aussie and Czech, great input. It is great to know that there are fans all around the world who follow the Flames.
Cervenka is the wild card here. I'm more interested once training camp starts to see where he might be slotted.
All I can say Hartley has some pieces to work with with this roster. All depends who is going to have the right chemistry together.
@Josef Machacek
Roman? Is that you?
Haha, I kid. Good to see someone who possibly has a better "firsthand" account of Cervenka's playing than most of us. You have to think, Weisbrod and the other scouts would never have brought up Cervenka's name if they didn't see something in him. Of course, they also see something in Jankowski, so we shall see.
The proof will be in the pudding come training camp. Who has chemistry? Who needs to be cut loose from the Flames? Who shows up 20 lbs overweight and attempts to check their bong in with the equipment guys?
And the REAL proof in the pudding for this team will be their standing come April 2013. If they make the playoffs as a top 3 or even in the top 5, huge surprise. Squeak into the playoffs? Not so surprising. Don't make the playoffs? This is my personal pick, and as of now, the most likely.
I think the biggest question about the Flames is: what happens when Iginla and Kipper are done? Who REALLY takes over the mantle? Our goalies aren't exactly knocking it out of the park and we don't exactly have the next Iginla/Datsyuk/Toews etc. in our development pipeline.
If Calgary is such a $hit place for free agents, what happens when the only attracting factors (Iginla + Kipper) to our city are gone? Does that mean we sink to 30th and get re-located to Kansas City in a couple years?
No chance that the league relocates the Flames to another market. Calgary is a gold mine for a hockey market. If things do go off the rails then it would be incumbent to change management, not the market.
Bartschi - Stajan - Cammalleri Glencross - Cervenka - Aliu Tanguay - Hudler - Comeau Bouma - Nemisz - Iginla
Brodie - Giordano Butler - Wiseman Smith - Bouwmeester
Ortio Kiprusoff
It's clear that the rookies wont be getting a shot to make this years team. In that respect, Feaster is a lot like Sutter in his "I'd rather acquire someone else's garbage, than promote from whithin" mentality.
It's no wonder our prospects never develop with this kind of attitude. And we wonder why Tim Erixon didnt want to play here.
@shutout I really hope you are wrong. If Nemo, Stajan and Hudler are going to be playing centre while Backlund and Jones are on the bench, then it's time to start picking lucky numbers because we're gonna be a lottery team for sure.


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A former Miss America who is black and running for Congress has been called a "street walker," "love child" and other names by a Republican Party chairman in Illinois.
Erika Harold, a Harvard-trained lawyer who wore the crown in 2003, is challenging Rep. Rodney Davis in a Republican primary. The comments by Montgomery County (Ill.) GOP Chairman Jim Allen were reported by the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
"Now, Miss Queen is being used like a street walker and her pimps are the DEMOCRAT PARTY and RINO REPUBLICANS," Allen wrote in an e-mail to Republican News Watch.
The Post-Dispatch describes it as an independent website run by conservative Republicans who are challenging moderate GOP leaders in Illinois.
Allen also called Harold the "love child" of the Democratic National Committee and criticized her platform as Miss America, which promoted abstinence and put the spotlight on bullying in schools. He also predicted that Davis would win and that Harold would be "working for some law firm that needs to meet their quota for minority hires."
Allen has since apologized to Harold and her supporters for his "very inappopriate and wrong" comments, the State-Journal Register reported.
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Yasser Lopez is an extremely lucky young man: Not only did the 3-foot fishing spear that pierced his 16-year-old skull miss every major blood vessel in his brain, but doctors expect him to make a full recovery.
It was just two weeks ago that Lopez was accidentally shot in the head with a Cressi Sub SL spear gun by a friend who was attempting to load it. The spear entered two inches above his right eye, stopping short of exiting through the backside of his head.
He was transported to Miami's Jackson Memorial Hospital — the same hospital where face-eating victim Ronald Poppo is currently recovering — with about 30 inches of spear protruding from his forehead. Amazingly, Lopez was conscious and able to speak with EMTs and ER doctors.
"It's something you don't see everyday to have a patient arrive awake and speaking with a three-foot spear through his head," said trauma surgeon Dr. George Garcia.
A significant chunk of the spear was sawed off so Lopez could be X-rayed, and doctors could determine the least harmful way of extracting the rest of the steel rod. Ultimately, a high-speed drill and industrial-grade vice grips were used to cautiously pull the spear through his head, while taking care not to let the barbs deploy.
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Virgin Australia today heralded a new standard for domestic air travel in Australia, revealing the contemporary design of its new Airbus 330-200 aircraft.
The airline will receive the first two new aircraft direct from the manufacturer Airbus this month and a third later in the year, creating a fleet of five Airbus 330 aircraft by the end of 2012.
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"Earlier this year we commenced our Business Class offering across most of our domestic routes and the feedback has been outstanding, reinforcing our strategy of bringing competition to all sectors of the Australian market", Mr Borghetti said.
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Seek righteousness; seek meekness—Judgment will come upon the Philistines, the Moabites, the children of Ammon, the Ethiopians, and the Assyrians.
1 Gather yourselves together, yea, gather together, O nation not desired;
2 Before the decree bring forth, before the day pass as the chaff, before the fierce anger of the Lord come upon you, before the day of the Lord's anger come upon you.
3 Seek ye the Lord, all ye
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5 Woe unto the inhabitants of the
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7 And the coast shall be for the remnant of the house of Judah; they shall feed thereupon: in the houses of Ashkelon shall they lie down in the evening: for the Lord their God shall visit them, and turn away their
8 ¶I have heard the reproach of Moab, and the
9 Therefore as I live, saith the Lord of hosts, the God of Israel, Surely Moab shall be as
10 This shall they have for their pride, because they have reproached and magnified themselves against the people of the Lord of hosts.
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14 And flocks shall lie down in the midst of her, all the beasts of the nations: both the
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text: A Trip to the Bottom of the World with Mouse view in catalog Did you know there's a place in Antarctica where it's warm enough to swim? It's true! It's heated by an active (though not actively erupting!) volcano. Mouse and his human friend have set out on a long journey to that spot, and we're along for the adventure. A Trip To The Bottom Of the World with Mouse, written and illustrated by Frank Viva, is the tale of a mouse in a stripey hat, and a bald-headed boy in a shirt with a bat on it, amusing themselves aboard a big boat bound for Antarctica. Mouse is antsy to get where they're going -- Mouse is always antsy -- and the boy is seasick. So they chat about everything they can think of to keep their minds occupied. The story progresses as a series of lists under discussion: things that are hard to do on a boat on a rough ocean, things to wear when it's cold, and the different kinds of penguins inhabiting the icy expanse. Read more about A Trip to the Bottom of the World with Mouse Posted by epackard on October 31, 2012A trip to the bottom of the world with MouseAdventureGraphic NovelsOh, the Thinks You Can Think epackard's blogLog in to post comments


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A last-minute try from Dean Budd, who scored a hat-trick, helped Treviso claim a 29-29 draw at Ulster in the RaboDirect PRO12 on Friday.
A last-minute try from Dean Budd, who scored a hat-trick, saw Treviso claim a shock 29-29 draw at Ulster on Friday.
The visitors played some enterprising rugby in the early stages, buoyed by their five-try victory over Munster last week, and they took the lead inside five minutes with a penalty in front of the posts from Alberto Di Bernardo.
The league leaders were determined to bounce back from losing two of their last three matches though and they scored the game's opening try midway through the first half thanks to a great individual effort from Andrew Trimble. The Ireland international winger crashed onto a short ball from Ruan Pienaar after an attacking lineout and sidestepped his way past a couple of defenders.
Replacement Tommaso Iannone didn't help his side's cause when he was sent to the sin-bin for pulling Trimble back with just under ten minutes remaining in the first half and Ulster had extended their lead within seconds of him leaving the field.
19-year-old Stuart Olding danced his way through the Treviso backline and sprinted around Fabio Semenzato to touch down underneath the posts.
Iain Henderson evened things up numerically moments later though by picking up a yellow card of his own and that allowed the Italians to reduce the deficit to 17-10 at the break as Budd squeezed in at the corner.
And the Italians continued to take their chances in the second half as Robert Barbieri forced his way over from a driving lineout after Lewis Stevenson had been given another yellow card for the hosts.
Budd then charged down an ill-advised kick from full-back Ricky Andrew and just made it to the loose ball in time to touch it down before it ran over the dead ball line with a little over quarter of an hour left to play.
Di Bernardo was on target with the conversion for both second half tries but four penalties from Paddy Jackson meant Ulster were still in possession of a five-point lead as the clock ticked towards the final whistle.
Poor play from the Irishmen gifted the ball to Treviso for one last chance though and they grasped it with both hands as Budd finished off an overlap in the left-hand corner to complete his hat-trick.
Di Bernardo was unable to turn the draw into a win with the conversion from the touchline but the visitors will settle for two points on the team currently sitting top of the table.
The scorers:
For Ulster:
Tries: Trimble, Olding
Con: Jackson 2
Pen: Jackson 4
For Treviso:
Tries: Budd 3, Barbieri
Con: Di Bernardo 3
Pen: Di Bernardo
Ulster: 15 Ricky Andrew, 14 Andrew Trimble, 13 Darren Cave, 12 Stuart Olding, 11 Michael Allen, 10 Paddy Jackson, 9 Ruan Pienaar, 8 Robbie Diack, 7 Mike McComish, 6 Iain Henderson, 5 Dan Tuohy, 4 Lewis Stevenson, 3 Declan Fitzpatrick, 2 Rob Herring, 1 John Afoa.
Replacements: 16 Neil Brady, 17 Calum Black, 18 Ricky Lutton, 19 Neil McComb, 20 Ali Birch, 21 Paul Marshall, 22 Niall O'Connor, 23 Chris Cochrane.
Treviso: 15 Brendan Williams, 14 Ludovico Nitoglia, 13 Andrea Pratichetti, 12 Gideon La Grange, 11 Giulio Toniolatti, 10 Alberto Di Bernardo, 9 Fabio Semenzato, 8 Christian Loamanu, 7 Filippo Giusti, 6 Dean Budd, 5 Corniel Van Zyl (c), 4 Valerio Bernabò, 3 Jacobus Roux, 2 Giovanni Maistri, 1 Michele Rizzo.
Replacements: 16 Franco Sbaraglini, 17 Matteo Muccignat, 18 Pedro Di Santo, 19 Marco Fuser, 20 Marco Filippucci, 21 James Ambrosini, 22 Luca Morisi, 23 Tommaso Iannone.
Referee: Andrew McMenemy (Scotland)
Assistant referees: Paul Haycock (Ireland), David Keane (Ireland)
Television match official: Peter Ferguson (Ireland)