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Trap games can usually be seen coming from a mile away. Some thought Saturday could be such a contest, but with the Bruins' stretch of three Eastern Conference playoff teams in four nights, one would think would be no room for a trap game.
In the end, it proved that anyone fearing a letdown from the black and gold after a convincing 7-0 win over the Canadiens at TD Garden was right. The Bruins came out more like the team fans are used to seeing at the Garden in matinees (now 1-3-0), and less like the team they had hoped they would see after Thursday. The end result was a 1-0 loss in regulation (recap).
"I think that would be a weak excuse," Julien said when asked if there was a letdown following Thursday's win. "We're certainly not going to use that as an excuse. This is the time our year where you got to make sure that you're able to push those games aside. There's a lot of emotional games coming up in the future here, in the near future, and we've got to be able to respond night after night."
Given all of the hoopla that surrounded Thursday night, maybe it ultimately wouldn't have been a major surprise if the Bruins came out with a little less than they brought in their rout of the Habs, but Saturday did not like the effort one would expect against a potential first-round opponent. The Rangers, who appear set to go down to the wire with the Canadiens for the sixth playoff spot in the Eastern Conference, could be back at the Garden around mid-April, and if they are, the B's will need to bring more than just a strong third-period effort.
"Obviously, it sucks," Zdeno Chara said of following up the Montreal game with Saturday's effort. "We didn't score a goal and we didn't play our best."
The Bruins didn't get many opportunities Saturday, and when they did, they couldn't capitalize. The team woke up in a third period that saw them out-shoot the Rangers, 12-1, but none of the best opportunities produces results. One example came when Brad Marchand had plenty of empty right in front of him before he missed point-blank with less than eight minutes to go in regulation.
"It's disappointing to lose obviously, but I thought we put up a pretty good effort," Tuukka Rask said after the game. "Maybe it wasn't a solid 60-minute game, but we definitely came out hard in the third and got our chances, battled hard. A 1-0 loss is always tough to take when you don't score a goal after you score seven. But it's just a game and we just have to battle back tomorrow."
Players will never be happy to take a loss, but they seem to appreciate the position that they're in. Given that they'll face the top-seeded Flyers in Philadelphia Sunday, there isn't much time to dwell on Saturday. They will likely have Tim Thomas back in goal for what should be a very good barometer of where the Bruins are in relation to the conference's best team.
"We're playing teams that are fighting for playoff spots. We're playing teams that are at the top of the tables," Andrew Ference said of the Bruins schedule leading up to the postseason. "And then you've got teams like Jersey and stuff that are really hot -- the hottest teams in the league. So it's great prep for us. So if we don't bring our A game, it's going to be a tough slog in any of the remaining ones."
It isn't every day that you see Tyler Seguin lead all Bruins forwards in shots on goal. While that can be viewed as an example of the rookie's improved play in recent games, it proved to be more of a result of the Rangers' play Saturday.
The Rangers blocked a whopping 29 shots Saturday, 18 of which came in the third period. The Bruins piled it on in the final minutes of the game, but their attempt at a comeback was heavily dented by Rangers getting in the way. Henrik Lundvist, who picked up his league-leading 11th shutout of the season Saturday, was tough enough to beat on his own, but the bodies in front of him made things even harder on the Bruins.
"They got one goal early, then they just stuck to the program, blocked as many shots as they can, and just didn't get enough traffic in front of the net," Dennis Seidenberg, who led the Bruins with five shots, said after the game. "We did the last six or seven minutes, but that's not enough if you want to win a game against a team like that."
After having only eight shots on goal in the first period, the Bruins had to wait until 9:50 of the second to even get a shot through to Lundqvist. Johnny Boychuk ended up getting a couple of shots on Lundqvist to get things going for the Bruins, who finished the period with just six shots on Lundqvist. By the end of the game, the top line of Nathan Horton, David Krejci and Milan Lucic combined for just two shots on Lundqvist.
In a room full of disappointed Bruins, it was Shawn Thornton who best summarized the Rangers' game Saturday.
"They did a good job blocking shots, they did a good job of cleaning stuff out in front of the net," Thornton said, "and [Lundvist] did a good job stopping the puck."
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I keep getting an AccessViolationException when calling the following from an external DLL:
FILES_GetMemoryMapping(MapFile, out size, MapName, out PacketSize, pMapping, out PagePerSector);
Which has a prototype that I've setup as such:
[DllImport("Files.DLL", SetLastError = true)]
public static extern uint FILES_GetMemoryMapping(
string pPathFile,
out ushort Size,
string MapName,
out ushort PacketSize,
IntPtr pMapping,
out byte PagesPerSector);
Now, the argument that is causing this is most likely the 5th one (IntPtr pMapping). I've ported this code over from a C++ app into C#. The 5th argument above is a pointer to a struct which also contains a pointer to another struct. Below is how I have these sctructs setup:
public struct MappingSector
public string Name;
public uint dwStartAddress;
public uint dwAliasedAddress;
public uint dwSectorIndex;
public uint dwSectorSize;
public byte bSectorType;
public bool UseForOperation;
public bool UseForErase;
public bool UseForUpload;
public bool UseForWriteProtect;
public struct Mapping
public byte nAlternate;
[MarshalAs(UnmanagedType.LPStr, SizeConst=260)]
public string Name;
public uint NbSectors;
public IntPtr pSectors;
The C++ equivalent of these are as follows:
typedef struct {
char* Name;
DWORD dwStartAddress;
DWORD dwAliasedAddress;
DWORD dwSectorIndex;
DWORD dwSectorSize;
BYTE bSectorType;
BOOL UseForOperation;
BOOL UseForErase;
BOOL UseForUpload;
BOOL UseForWriteProtect;
typedef struct {
BYTE nAlternate;
char Name[MAX_PATH]; // MAX_PATH = 260
DWORD NbSectors;
PMAPPINGSECTOR pSectors;
I have a feeling I did something wrong with either porting over these structs, or porting over the function prototype. A Marshaling issue of somesort.
The function all the way at the top of this post gets called twice in my code. Once with pMapping set to null (this puts a value in "size"). Memory is then allocated for a new struct using this size parameter and the function is called again now using a pointer to this allocated memory space for pMapping. (pMapping also has a pointer for the other struct which also gets some space allocated during this time).
Here is the old c++ code that accomplished this:
FILES_GetMemoryMapping((LPSTR)(LPCTSTR)MapFile, &Size, (LPSTR)MapName, &PacketSize, pMapping, &PagePerSector);
// Allocate the mapping structure memory
pMapping = (PMAPPING)malloc(sizeof(MAPPING));
pMapping->NbSectors = 0;
pMapping->pSectors = (PMAPPINGSECTOR) malloc((Size) * sizeof(MAPPINGSECTOR));
printf("mapsectorsize: <%d>\n", football);
printf("pMappingsize: <%d>\n", f2);
// Get the mapping info
FILES_GetMemoryMapping((LPSTR)(LPCTSTR)MapFile, &Size, (LPSTR)(LPCTSTR)MapName, &PacketSize, pMapping, &PagePerSector);
I initially thought I wasn't allocating the correct amount of space so I tried the old C++ code above and found out that:
sizeof(MAPPING) = 272
sizeof(PMAPPINGSECTOR) = 40
I did the same check in my C# code and found the following:
Marshal.SizeOf(new Mapping()) = 16
Marshal.SizeOF(new MappingSector()) = 40
We got a problem here. The Mapping struct should be of size 272, but its only 16. Thinking I could just do a quick fix, I manually allocated 272 instead of 16 here, but it still errored out with an AccessViolationException.
Any idea on how to fix this? Or what might still be going wrong?

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Flowers Timelapse
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- Description: Flowers Timelapse compilation (Amaryllis, Lilies, Zygocactus, Rose, Gladiolus, Tulip, Gardenia)
I took more than 7100 photos in more than 730 hours (using Canon 5D Mark II)
It is my first timelapse, hope you'll enjoy it :)
The music is called Arrival of the Birds by The Cinematic Orchestra... amazing music, my favorite..
Adding more details according to questions I've been recieving:
It was shot in a homemade "studio" that I made in a cabinet. I covered the back of the cabinet with black cloth, the flower was placed in the middle, and the whole cabinet was then covered with another cloth to insulate from the daylight (to keep the light constant, which is the most important). Two led lamps were used to illuminate the flowers.
Some flowers bloomed in hours, some in few days.. therefore the interval between photos varies from few seconds to several minutes depending on the type of flower.. after several missed tries you'll learn ;)
In order to keep ISO as low as possible (couldn't go lower than 640 because of low light), the shutter speed was usually 1/5 s at f16.
All flowers are mine or from my mother's garden :)
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- (802) 253-3563
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|18 total holes at facility
|Green fees - $150 to $205 (estimate)
|Designed by Robert Cupp
|Built in 2007
|Driving Range: Yes
|Private Resort and Community golf course
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Suarez, who won Spain's first point by defeating Doi on Saturday, used her reliable serve to take the first set. Japan's No. 1 saved one set point before sending her approach shot into the net to fall behind.


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We only had breakfast here because it was included with our room. Everything was good & A lot of choices. The omelets were made fresh. The best part of the restaurant are the views & the service
We had brunch here twice last weekend and the food is quite nice and the porch has a beautiful view of the ocean. The porch is very attractive, good food and excellent service.
My husband and had a really enjoyable brunch on Sunday, September 27th. We were also here in September, 2014 and thoroughly enjoyed it. The service was excellent, as was the food! And non-stop champagne was definitely an added plus. The price is right at $22.00 for all you can eat and drink! Atmosphere, views, food and service A+
Great Breakfast & wine & nibbles. The food is delicious & fresh. We enjoyed meeting other guests at the hotel.
You can't beat the buffet at the 1661 house for food or ambiance . First of all, it is included in the room rate . The variety of food and the fact they will do custom omelettes for you is "top shelf" . Sitting out on the back veranda looking out over the ocean while enjoying a good breakfast is...
I truly wish I could give our visit 4 "stars" but 2 is being generous. We are on the island to celebrate my husband's birthday and our 24th wedding anniversary and looked forward to a spectacular meal at the Manisses. Arriving early for our reservation, we were seated in the very romantic outdoor patio. My husband ordered the "kale" Cesaer...
We sat outside for dinner and the service was great and so was the view. I had a lobster dish it was full of flavor my husband had fish ( can't remember which ) but it tasted like it had pesto in it DELICIOUS
Beautiful place and view. Wonderful wine and cheese in afternoon and breakfast. The room was a bomb being it was a small dormer and the reservation didn't say it was a shared bathroom and the walls are paper thin. The neighbors were slamming doors all night long
Made to order omelettes, breakfast buffet - all delish! Always had a unique whole fish cooked to perfection on the buffet!
Fresh food, beautiful seaside room with bright sunshine. Great way to start your day. Friendly wait staff, great baked goods.
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Only about 14 percent of teachers and school staff rated the program as effective, according to Amardeep Singh, of the Sikh Coalition, which authored the report along with the Asian American Legal Defense and Education Fund and the New York Civil Liberties Union.
"A Muslim girl whose hijab was repeatedly removed by other students and the teacher. Until we approached them didn't even know that a regulation existed," said Singh, recounting an incident by a survey participant.
The report was based on a survey of nearly 200 teachers and school staff last year. Singh said there should be mandatory training for all school staff members "as opposed to just two per school as currently required."
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We're giving this rental a generous 4 stars. We have stayed other places in Grand Cayman and given 5 stars. Firstly, the house, view, and pool are beautiful. We had issues with no running water two of our 6 days And the water pump constantly running, with a very late response from the management company. This was a major inconvenience...
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"I rented this condo for our first family vacation in gulf shores. The pictures of this condo does not do it justice! It had a beautiful view of the ocean! The condo was very clean and everything was so nice, very roomy, and the beds was very comfortable. I will definitely rent it again for our next trip to gulf shores!"Guest: Amber G. Date of Stay: August 2015 Review Submitted: August 13, 2015View listing
"Rating Details: The property manager was very helpful. The vacation rental was very clean. I was very happy with the location. I was very satisfied with the condition of the vacation rental. Overall, I recommend this vacation rental. Reviewer Comments: We had plenty of room in this 4 bedroom condo. No complaints from our group. It rained one day, so 7 of us were "confined" to stay in. We were not cramped at all. A couple of our guests said they would remember this place for a future visit. The only complaint I have is that for a 4 bedroom, it seems you'd have more than 5 coffee cups. Overall, a great time was had by all."Guest: A guest from Flowery Branch, GA Date of Stay: September 2015 Review Submitted: September 30, 2015View listing
"Our family of 8 adults and 2 small children thoroughly enjoyed our stay at your condo! The floor plan was great for a large group. Our grandchildren had plenty of room to run and play in the living area and through the hallway, without even going in the bedroom areas. The balcony has a great view with nice furniture. Saw dolphins every day. The condo was exactly as described. Note there was plenty of hot water for multiple showers. The only drawbacks I saw was the balcony doors are very hard to open, but I am assuming that is the way they were designed for hurricane protection. Also, the A/C in the back bedroom is not as good as in the rest of the condo. Maintenance said it was because of the windows. Express check-in and out was convenient. Definitely recommend this condo!! Had a wonderful family vacation!! Thank you for sharing your home with us!"Guest: Wewillbeback Date of Stay: July 2015 Review Submitted: July 20, 2015View listing
"Beautiful condo conveniently located to great restaurants and shopping all within walking distance. You can also walk to the fishing pier and enjoy the view. Four bedrooms gave my family enough room to stretch out, relax and enjoy our vacation. We love the the pool area and the view from the balconies. We plan to stay here again and would recommend this unit to anyone looking for the perfect place for a family vacation."Guest: Christie M. Date of Stay: September 2015 Review Submitted: September 15, 2015View listing
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