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David McClure and Alfred Grasso are the winners of the 2012 Eagle awards for their outstanding contributions to the federal IT community last year.
The Eagle award winners – one from government and one from industry – are selected from among the winners of the Federal 100 award, which recognizes individuals who made a significant impact on federal IT. The 2012 Eagle winners were announced at the March 28 Federal 100 Awards Gala in Washington, D.C.
McClure, associate administrator of the General Services Administration's Office of Citizen Services and Innovative Technologies, spearheaded a number of innovative initiatives, including GSA's infrastructure-as-a-service contract and the Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program for cloud products.
Grasso, president and CEO of Mitre Corp., led studies on acquisition management and resilient system architectures. He also took leadership roles on various advisory boards, including the Defense Department's Defense Science Board, the Strategic Command's Cyber Strategic Advisory Group and AFCEA International.
The judges for this year Eagle awards were Donna Morea (Adesso Group), Karen Evans (KE&T Partners), Linda Gooden (Lockheed Martin), Steve Kelman (Kennedy School of Government), David Wennergren (Defense Department) and Dendy Young (McLean Capital).
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Strategy games like the Age of Empires or Warcraft series rely on the combat aspect as the main attraction, which means that everything revolves around your ability to build an army and defeat your enemy. However, this also means that you have to move fast and there's no time to simply kick back and build a profitable city, especially since there are not too many buildings that produce anything other than soldiers.
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Knights and Merchants – The Peasants Rebellion is exactly the opposite, mainly due to the fact that the action evolves rather slowly and most of the game is spent making sure that you have the proper resources and the manpower to sustain your settlement. In addition, the actual soldiers can only be trained after your settlement is up and running at full potential, making it very difficult for you to emphasize on military strength from the beginning.
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The geomorphic legacy of small dams—An Austrian study
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Ronald E. Poeppl | Saskia D. Keesstra | Thomas Hein
Dams represent one of the most dominant forms of human impact upon fluvial systems during the Anthropocene, as they disrupt the downstream transfer of water and sediments. Removing dams restores river...
Effects of rapid urbanization on streamflow, erosion, and sedimentation in a desert stream in the American Southwest
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John W. Whitney | Patrick A. Glancy | Susan E. Buckingham | Arthur C. Ehrenberg
Rapid urbanization has resulted in a series of sequential effects on a desert stream in the American Southwest. Lower Las Vegas Wash was a dry wash characterized by infrequent flood deposition when...
Recent deforestation causes rapid increase in river sediment load in the Colombian Andes
Available online 8 September 2015
J.D. Restrepo | A.J. Kettner | J.P.M. Syvitski
Human induced soil erosion reduces soil productivity; compromises freshwater ecosystem services, and drives geomorphic and ecological change in rivers and their floodplains. The Andes of Colombia have...
Combining contemporary and long-term erosion rates to target erosion hot-spots in the Great Barrier Reef, Australia
Available online 28 August 2015
Rebecca Bartley | Jacky Croke | Zoe T. Bainbridge | Jenet M. Austin | Petra M. Kuhnert
Methods for prioritising catchment remediation are based on understanding the source of sediment over the short-medium timescales (10–102 years) using techniques such as sediment finger-printing, sediment...
Trajectory of change in land cover and carbon stocks following European settlement in Tasmania, Australia
March 2015
Louise M. Romanin | Lynda D. Prior | Grant J. Williamson | David M.J.S. Bowman
The conversion of temperate biomes in the Americas, Australia and New Zealand by European colonists, creating 'neo-European landscapes', is emblematic of the global environmental change inherent in...
International law for the Anthropocene? Shifting perspectives in regulation of the oceans, environment and genetic resources
March 2015
Davor Vidas | Ole Kristian Fauchald | Øystein Jensen | Morten Walløe Tvedt
This article reviews the potential implications of the Anthropocene for the future development of international law in general, and for its distinct fields of the law of the sea, environmental law,...
Record of anthropogenic impact on the Western Irish Sea mud belt
March 2015
M. Coughlan | A.J. Wheeler | B. Dorschel | C. Lordan | W. Boer | P.van Gaever | H.de Haas | T. Mörz
Six cores, geophysical data (multibeam bathymetry), surface grab samples and video photography were collected from the area of the Western Irish Sea Mud Belt (WISMB). These data were analysed to determine...
A question of uniformitarianism: Has the geological past become the key to humanity's future?
March 2015
Jonathan D. Paul
The acceptance of the Anthropocene as a new unit of geological time presents challenges for uniformitarian geologists. The principle of uniformitarianism, and relative merits of uniformitarian concepts...
Responses of the Roanoke Bayhead Delta to variations in sea level rise and sediment supply during the Holocene and Anthropocene
March 2015
Anna M. Jalowska | Antonio B. Rodriguez | Brent A. McKee
The response of bayhead deltas to changes in the rate of sea-level rise and sediment supply is difficult to predict, but important to understand because these changes can lead to submergence and erosion...
Human subsistence and land use in sub-Saharan Africa, 1000BC to AD1500: A review, quantification, and classification
March 2015
Andrea U. Kay | Jed O. Kaplan
The Iron Age transition in sub-Saharan Africa represents a time when the relationship between humans and their environment was fundamentally altered at near-continental scale. This alteration may have...
Quantification of human–environment interactions in the past
December 2014
Gert Verstraeten
Quantifying the anthropogenic forcing on soil erosion during the Iron Age and Roman Period in southeastern France
December 2014
Bastiaan Notebaert | Jean-François Berger
This study combines a traditional qualitative description of sedimentary units with a quantitative sediment budget approach to document the colluvial and alluvial sediment dynamics in the Valdaine region...
Natural and human-induced prehistoric and historical soil erosion and landscape development in Southwestern Tennessee, USA
December 2014
Markus Dotterweich | Andrew H. Ivester | Paul R. Hanson | Daniel Larsen | David H. Dye
Eastern North America has seen widespread soil erosion in recent centuries. While the impact of soil erosion and feedbacks to the environment have been recognized for the period of European settlement,...
Human impact on low-land Vellayani Lake, south India: A record since 3000yrs BP
December 2014
M.P. Veena | Hema Achyuthan | Chris Eastoe | Anjum Farooqui
Humans have continuously changed the landscape and vegetation cover of the earth, including deserts and lake margins. Vellayani Lake, Kerala, is being severely affected by human activity in the catchment...
Using palaeo-environmental proxies to reconstruct natural and anthropogenic controls on sedimentation rates, Tell es-Safi/Gath, eastern Mediterranean
December 2014
Oren Ackermann | Noam Greenbaum | Avner Ayalon | Miryam Bar-Matthews | Elisabetta Boaretto | Hendrik J. Bruins | Dan Cabanes | Liora Kolska Horwitz | Frank H. Neumann | Naomi Porat | Ehud Weiss | Aren M. Maeir
Mediterranean landscapes have been characterized by the ongoing interaction between natural processes and anthropogenic activities over several thousands of years. However, separating the relative contributions...
Estimating fluxes in anthropogenic lead using alluvial soil mass-balance geochemistry, geochronology and archaeology in eastern USA
December 2014
Gary E. Stinchcomb | Timothy C. Messner | R. Michael Stewart | Steven G. Driese
Predicting human impact on Earth's surface requires a quantitative understanding of past human–environmental interactions. This study uses mass-balance geochemistry of buried alluvial soils, geochronology...
The glade effect: Vegetation openness and structure and their influences on arboreal pollen production and the reconstruction of anthropogenic forest opening
December 2014
Ingo Feeser | Walter Dörfler
This study highlights the importance of landscape openness and structure as an environmental factor influencing the total arboreal pollen production of a landscape. This influence poses an unconsidered...
From natural to human-dominated floodplain geoecology – A Holocene perspective for the Dijle catchment, Belgium
December 2014
Nils Broothaerts | Gert Verstraeten | Cornelis Kasse | Sjoerd Bohncke | Bastiaan Notebaert | Jef Vandenberghe
Floodplain systems underwent important changes in many West and Central European catchments through the late Holocene. To better understand the relation between these changes and anthropogenic land...
Assessing change in floodplain wetland condition in the Murray Darling Basin, Australia
December 2014
Peter Gell | Michael Reid
Lowland Australian rivers and floodplains have been affected by agriculture and flow regulation for more than a century. Our capacity to understand the complex causes of ecosystem change is limited...
Humans as the third evolutionary stage of biosphere engineering of rivers
September 2014
Mark Williams | Jan Zalasiewicz | Neil Davies | Ilaria Mazzini | Jean-Philippe Goiran | Stephanie Kane
We examine three fundamental changes in river systems induced by innovations of the biosphere, these being: (1) the evolution of oxygenic photosynthesis; (2) the development of vascular plants with...
Sediment budget approach to understanding historical stages of the Ottawa River in the context of land-use change, northwestern Ohio and southeastern Michigan, USA
September 2014
Laura D. Webb-Sullivan | James E. Evans
Many rivers in mid-continent North America are incised, cutting laterally into anthropogenic terraces, and having fluvial pavements. Treating these as "natural" rivers biases river restoration efforts....
Book Review of "Wildfire Hazards, Risks, and Disasters"
September 2014
Alicia M. Kinoshita
Commercial bottom trawling as a driver of sediment dynamics and deep seascape evolution in the Anthropocene
September 2014
Jacobo Martín | Pere Puig | Albert Palanques | Ariel Giamportone
Fishing gear and techniques have evolved through the centuries, and particularly after the Second World War, towards a mass production industry in such a scale that it has placed many commercial stocks...
Increase in soil erosion after agricultural intensification: Evidence from a lowland basin in France
September 2014
Anthony Foucher | Sébastien Salvador-Blanes | Olivier Evrard | Anaëlle Simonneau | Emmanuel Chapron | Thierry Courp | Olivier Cerdan | Irène Lefèvre | Hans Adriaensen | François Lecompte | Marc Desmet
Changes in agricultural practices impact sediment transfer in catchments and rivers. Long term archives of sediment deposits in agricultural plains of northwestern Europe are rarely available, however,...
Book Review of "A Stratigraphic Basis for the Anthropocene"
September 2014
Antony G. Brown
Quantifying an early signature of the industrial revolution from lead concentrations and isotopes in soils of Pennsylvania, USA
September 2014
Lin Ma | Jasper Konter | Elizabeth Herndon | Lixin Jin | Grit Steinhoefel | Diego Sanchez | Susan Brantley
During the early industrial revolution, mining and smelting of ores and coal combustion released significant amounts of lead (Pb) into the atmosphere. While many researchers have documented high Pb...
Landscapes in the Anthropocene: State of the art and future directions
June 2014
Paolo Tarolli | Veerle Vanacker | Hans Middelkoop | Antony G. Brown
Mapping past and recent landscape modifications in the Lagoon of Venice through geophysical surveys and historical maps
June 2014
F. Madricardo | S. Donnici
The Lagoon of Venice (Italy), the biggest lagoon in the Mediterranean, surrounds the historical city of Venice. Its fate is closely intertwined with that of the city, which is itself endangered today...
Shifts in landslide frequency–area distribution after forest conversion in the tropical Andes
June 2014
Marie Guns | Veerle Vanacker
The impact of anthropogenic disturbance on landslide occurrence has been clearly demonstrated for several case-studies worldwide. Deforestation has been identified as the main trigger for landslide...
Human bioturbation, and the subterranean landscape of the Anthropocene
June 2014
Jan Zalasiewicz | Colin N. Waters | Mark Williams
Bioturbation by humans ('anthroturbation'), comprising phenomena ranging from surface landscaping to boreholes that penetrate deep into the crust, is a phenomenon without precedent in Earth history,...
Fire, humans and landscape in the European Alpine region during the Holocene
June 2014
E. Valese | M. Conedera | A.C. Held | D. Ascoli
Fire evolved on the Earth under the direct influence of climate and the accumulation of burnable biomass at various times and spatial scales. However, since humans have been using fire, fire regimes...
Modification of artificial drainage networks during the past half-century: Evidence and effects in a reclamation area in the Veneto floodplain (Italy)
June 2014
Giulia Sofia | Massimo Prosdocimi | Giancarlo Dalla Fontana | Paolo Tarolli
One of the most important human–landscape interactions in the Anthropocene is the creation of reclamation landscapes. However, over the past half-century, reclamation networks have changed due to more...
Human interactions with forest landscape in the Khumbu valley, Nepal
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Re. Driving lessons. Now that I think about it, I wonder what would Yuuto think of the Car Chase if he learns about it. First, I will try to make a few (hopefully educated) guesses: Kyon apparently will drive a car (maybe Yuuto's) without a license (and after one or two driving lessons, tops) in pursuit of the yaks who will kidnap Sasaki. If Haruhi is present, then perhaps she will help him with her Mind over Matter powers to achieve otherwise difficult (or flat out impossible) maneuvers. And after recovering Sasaki, the three of them will probably need to evade the police, that likely will be attracted by the commotion, to avoid questioning. If the above ends happening and Yuuto finds out, I think he will have mixed feelings about it. On one hand, such an incident exemplifies the kind of dangerous stuff Kyon and his friends are up to, "occupational hazards" so to speak. On the other hand, it's the kind of crazy stunt you have to berate your underage son for, not only because it's illegal but also because it's a very stupid thing to do without the proper training (which Kyon lacks, according Yuuto's PoV). For some reason, I picture Yuuto telling Kyon something along the lines of:
|OK, now if you must do things like that because of... your job, then I suppose it would be better if I teach you the right way to do it. Don't get the wrong idea, this is not a reward. No matter what path you walk in live, your responsibility will always be to return home in one piece, either here with us or with Tsuruya-chan not that far in the future.
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edited 11th Jan '13 9:29:03 AM by MarqFJA
edited 11th Jan '13 12:11:05 PM by Filraen
Random thought. Admittedly, this is just a silly line of thought, but when I noticed that the Brigade got a three-days long break I begun to wonder what kind of things proper of a Vacation Episode they could do in Hinamizawa. There are the festival, Kyon's birthday and babysitting the dreadcousins probably counts as extreme sport, but what else? For some reason Kimodameshi was the very first idea I had, probably because the town makes for a perfect setting at night. The King's Game from Persona 4 also comes to mind, but the Brigade has one too many chaperones for that* . Any other ideas?
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edited 12th Jan '13 3:27:56 PM by Silver
edited 12th Jan '13 3:58:16 PM by Eamil
@Filraen: I didn't mean to imply Yuuto won't be teaching Kyon. My proposed scenario is about Yuuto training both Kyon and Yuki in the real world. Of course, it's very likely that Yuki will learn a lot more quickly than Kyon, but thanks to the hyperbolic time chamber she would be able to help Kyon to revise and practice what they learned between Yuuto's lessons. I think I said this before, but I'm getting the impression that Yuki will become Yuuto's favorite daughter-in-law (so to speak) in the long run.
@Silver: I completely forgot about that. IINM, the scene in question is not in the novels, which could explain why I didn't remember it. BTW, does K:BDH follow the novels' version of Remote Island Syndrome? IIRC, at some point it was mentioned that Nonoko had to stay at home at the time and I think Kyon said something about getting drunk during the trip, but I'm not really sure about it.
Unrelated. Now I think about it, I updated the PDF version of the story at some undetermined point of this week but I forgot to say a thing about it Here.
edited 12th Jan '13 7:07:56 PM by JasonUlloa
Re. Yuuto. It's not a problem of trust. It's just that simply being privy to certain things about the Brigade may be too much for Yuuto to handle. For example, just knowing that an Earth-Shattering Kaboom is well within the limits of Kuyou's power is quite a paradigm shift. Alternatively, they could give Yuuto a simplified version, something less likely to upset his understanding of the universe. Recycled example:
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edited 13th Jan '13 5:19:11 AM by MadKitsu
@Mad Kitsu: Current avvie's◊ source◊ (full size◊, 6241×3411, 6.9M*) Actually, I think the Brigade might be able to convince Sasaki about the feasibility of Time Travel (or perhaps about the supernatural in general) during their visit to Hinamizawa. About the Internal Reveal of the events from Higurashi to its protagonists, I think is a BAD idea. They could start to remember things they would rather forget, which I think is the reason why Rika seems to have remained quiet about it all those years.
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edited 13th Jan '13 1:31:31 PM by Filraen
Re. Tsuruya. I think it's a little of both. As the heiress, Tsuruya was probably trained to notice subtly hints about shady business and to keep quiet about it if it's something that she isn't meant to get involved with. A "don't mind our business, we don't mind yours" kind of philosophy. Maybe that's the reason why she caught on the fact the Brigade's situation was in a whole different level of "shady". Still, knowing when to keep one's nose out of something is not the same than handling the supernatural with such nonchalance after learning about it.
Somewhat related. I don't know if it's just me but now I'm curious about Shinobu and Tsuruya's shared past. It's just too easy to imagine Shinobu as a Big Sister Mentor to Tsuruya even if the former is nominally the latter's servant. I wonder if there is a trope for the relationship between The Wise Prince in training and his wiser retainer/advisor. Edit: typps.
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edited 15th Jan '13 6:30:32 AM by MadKitsu
Characters' page. Something I just noticed. The characters' page of the story only have a description/info for Shinobu's entry. The rest of the characters still have the placeholders from the time the page was created*. I will see if I can come up with something, but most definitely it won't happen soon.
Random thoughts. Pair the Spares/Ships That Pass in the Night: Tsuruya Kenshiro × Sasaki's mom. I must admit this is mostly because the idea of Tsuruya and Sasaki as the older and younger sister, respectively, is kind of interesting to me. Unrelated: I wonder if it should be a trope for Blended Family.
Random pics. Official art of Sasaki in a swimsuit (kind of skimpy though) and Kuyou, Sasaki and Kyouko as chibis (cute!).
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i purchased this, as an option for my 17 month old to nap downstairs during the day, instead of taking her up to her cot or asleep on me. It's a work in progress but she does use it now, and it was used for her first sleep over at her Aunts. We even put it in a travel cot whilst away, as the travel cot mattress was thin. Only negative of it is that it really rustles when she moves.
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We love the Gruffalo and really love the Gruffalo ready bed we bought to go camping. Easy to inflate...only downside is that the pump tube gets stuck in the bed as the fitting is very very tight. Apart from that, good nights sleep!
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I thought this was very badly designed - unusual for a JoJo product. It looks great l and my 2 year old daughter was very excited to sleep in it. When I went to check her an hour later she had rolled, taken the bed with her and was lying underneath it still fast asleep. The fitted bedding makes this almost inevitable. I've replaced it with a simple child sized inflatable bed.
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We bought it to take away on a weekend break but my son wanted to sleep in it as soon as he saw it and hasn't slept in his own bed since! Been a big hit needless to say.
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Looks really nice and my nephew loves it. Haven't had a chance for him to sleep in it yet so don't how it lasts through the night but for now it was relatively easy to blow up and it stayed up for the three hours that I left it. My only problem with it is that there are a lot of loose threads around the edges which for the money I would have expected it to be neater. All in all though it seems like a good product.
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Abu Dhabi Film Festival Names Jury Members
The Middle Eastern festival names foreign language Oscar winner "No Man's Land" producer Cedomir Kolar among the prize givers.
LONDON – Cedomir Kolar, producer of the foreign language Oscar film No Man's Land, actress Shabana Azmi, star of more than 120 Hindi films and Niki Karimi, an Iranian actress turned director and screenwriter are on narrative feature competition jury duty at the upcoming Abu Dhabi Film Festival.
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Organizers also announced the names and faces making up the juries for the festival's other competitive sections.
Leading the jury to decide who will emerge with a prize in the New Horizons competition -- recognizing early work from new directors (first or second feature) – will be Oscar winning film editor Francoise Bonnot.
Fellow jurors are Venice Days director and movie programmer Giorgio Gosetti, Sri Lankan director Vikmuthi Jayasundra, Middle Eastern filmmaker Mohamed Al-Daradji and Nawaf Al-Janahi, one of the leading lights of Emirati filmmaking.
The documentary feature prize deliberations will be led by Chilean director Miguel Littin with Ethiopian director Haile Gerima, veteran journalist and Oscar nominated director Carles Bosch, ADFF documentary prize winner Safinez Bousbia (El Guato) and the Egyptian script director and producer Mohamed Hefzy throwing their opinions into the mix.
And the jury for Emirates film competition will be led by Tunisian director-producer Ridha Behi.
The Abu Dhabi Film Festival awards prizes to films in five competitions: Narrative Feature, New Horizons, Documentary Feature, Short Films, and Emirates Film Competition.
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Dr. Lex Runciman '73, professor of English at Linfield College, received the Julie Olds and Thomas Hellie Creative Achievement Award, which honors outstanding creative work that has been recognized by peers and has been slated for dissemination. At Linfield since 1992, Runciman has published four textbooks, two anthologies and five books of poetry. His most recent work, One Hour That Morning and Other Poems, was published in 2014, and his work has appeared widely in magazines. He also reviews books in his blog, The Far Corner Reader. He obtained his Ph.D. in 1981 from the University of Utah. Runciman has actively served Linfield and the wider community in many roles, including leading Linfield's strategic planning effort.
Thomas J. Kane '73 writes that "the Kane Orthopedic Institute just celebrated its five-year anniversary in Honolulu, Hawaii. In addition to continuing 24 years of private practice in orthopedic surgery, I am assistant clinical professor of orthopedic surgery at John A. Burns School of Medicine, University of Hawaii, Manoa, and am the medical director of The Queen's Joint Center, the largest hospital in Hawaii. My eldest son was just accepted into the UH Medical School, and my younger son is a professional surfer. I have lived in Hawaii for 31 years and treasure my education at Santa Clara—a truly 'classical education' that is difficult to replicate in the modern era."
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The 2015 AVTRW Conference will be held at the Camden campus of the Royal Veterinary College from 2-3rd September 2015.
The conference is following a revised format from previous years. While we welcome all those engaged in veterinary research and teaching, there is now an emphasis on those at an early stage of their careers. The aim is to provide an opportunity for the younger generation of veterinary researchers to present their work to their peers in a friendly and constructive environment.
The meeting will be held over two days at the Royal Veterinary College. In addition to three key note lectures and a career development session involving the major UK research funders, we invite abstract submissions on any aspect of veterinary research and teaching for consideration as oral or poster presentations.
Oral presentations will be selected on merit, although preference will be given to final year PhD students or early career post-docs. Second year PhD students are encouraged to submit poster presentations, with first year PhD students encouraged to attend but not necessarily present their work. The two best oral presentations have the option of publication together with the meeting summary in our official journal, .
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Calgary Flames forward Rene Bourque was suspended two games by Brendan Shanahan on Monday for his boarding of Blackhawks defenseman Brent Seabrook on Sunday night.
The hit came in the opening period of the game when Seabrook got stalled a little bit by the referee, losing the puck on the ref's skates. A moment later he was heading face first into the boards as a result of a Bourque check. Bourque was given a five-minute major and game misconduct for the hit.
Seabrook left the game and didn't return, although the Blackhawks said it was more precautionary (we also heard that with Marc Staal and Sidney Crosby at points this season, so keep your fingers crossed, Chicago).
As is the case with most every suspension, the problem here is that Bourque delivers the hit squarely from behind, staring right at Seabrook's number. Every player in the NHL has to know by now that that is as good as a big red X -- don't hit!
One of the questionable parts about this hit was the role that Seabrook losing the puck in the referee's skates played. Shanahan explained why that didn't impact the decision.
"Seabrook loses control of the puck and then his stick makes contact with the skate of the referee," Shanahan said. "However, neither cause him to significantly turn his body immediately prior to or simultaneously with the hit from Bourque. Despite the fact that Seabrook is looking back and to his right, Bourque continues his pursuit and finishes Seabrook high and forcefully from behind, driving Seabrook's head into the boards.
"Although losing the puck in the referee's feet may cause Seabrook to look back and might eventually cause him to turn, contact is made before he does. Seabrook is neither falling nor turning to any degree to absolve Bourque of responsibility."
Last night I had originally said that my call would be for no suspension as bad as the hit might have looked. Well I must have been tired because looking at the slow-motion replays, it does look pretty bad. I was sort of taking it for granted that Seabrook had turned back for the puck already, but as Shanny points out, he really hadn't turned yet.
Fair ruling?
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