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Having followed this stock since the IPO and being heavily leveraged in this name, I have done extensive research in the SKUL name. I am going to relay some thoughts, info I have gathered regarding it's stock ownership.
Disclaimer: these are thoughts off the top of my head, I may be off some in my numbers and time frames etc. but in general it is a good picture of what occurred.
I'll try to explain by individual with a little history on them:
Alden - Started one of his first company's with a ski binding system he patented. Sold it, bought it back and sold it again. Then came up with a switching device (phone to music and back) while skiing. This then led to the formation of SKUL. Alden has about 7,000,000 shares or 25% of the company.
Kearl - Chairman of the Board. Gave Alden seed money for Skullcandy in its early years (back in 2002/2003). In return was granted shares. When the company went public, Kearl converted his shares and sold them after the lock up. He (in my opinion) should not be on the board as he has no vested interest in the company. He is a venture capitalist and this and his retainer is part of his MO.
Andrus (Former CEO). Worked for the company with NO PAY and lived in his parents house for 3 years. In return he was granted stock in the company. He still holds 1.3 million shares or 5 % of the company.
Rest of the board - Various guys that are in the active lifestyle product's arena and on other boards. They hold token sums of stock (mostly grants and options).
Wescoat / Darling - CFO/CEO these guys are starting from scratch. They have been awarded small grants and options and HAVE PURCHASED direct shares on their own. There is NO requirement for them to do so.
This is a great thing as they are not part of the original "clan". They have a vested interest to build the company as their pay / wealth was not created via the IPO.
My quick summary....
Thanks- good info
I may add that Director Warnock got 1.15 million shares at IPO and has proceeded to sell all but 300,000 (I'm not sure if those have not vested?). He is another on the board that has not bought direct shares (other Chairman Kearl). Both have no vested interest in the company. Olivet and Collier got very small grants (less then 10,000 shares) neither ave sold. Olivet purchased 7,500 shares at IPO at 20 bucks on his own. Again though they have no real vested interest in the company besides their positions on the board / benefits and retainers / options. I'm not clear on their tie in with the IPO / initial involvement with Alden in the early years at start-up.


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I have a fairly large file geodatabase in ArcGIS 10.1 containing both vector and raster datasets. Generally, I only want to work on a small extent at a time. Is it possible to clip a geodatabase to a smaller extent to reduce its size on disk?
There's a post about it from June 2013. Andy writes:
I thought about geoprocessing environment 'Output Extent', but that does not clip, rather processes features that pass within the extent.


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You never know what's going to come out of a kid's mouth.
From "Britain's Got Talent" we got Susan Boyle, and now from "America's Got Talent" we got a pint-sized kid singing Puccini.
But the minute 10-year-old Jackie Evancho finished, the doubters started. "absolutely positively lip synching fake" read a typical post.
One conspiracy theorist wrote that after investigating the claims, he concluded Jackie's older brother was the actual vocalist.
Glen Seven Allen, a voice coach, spoke via Skype from where he was performing at the Bard Summerscape Festival.
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Recently swapped out a good laptop HDD with an SSD. Hooked up the old HDD with an external HDD enclosure and plugged it into a USB port on my Linux box - everything works fine. Next, I unplugged it and plugged it into my Windows - doesn't recognize it/requests a format.
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Miami Heat:
The Charlotte Bobcats will not match the Heat's offer sheet for restricted free agent forward Jason Kapono.
Kapono joins his third team in three years. The former UCLA standout averaged 8.5 points and 2.0 rebounds in 81 games last season with the Bobcats, the team's inaugural year. He also had 35 double-digit scoring games and ranked 13th in the league in 3-point shooting.
"This is a great opportunity for him to play for a team that is
vying for a championship," Bobcats coach Bernie Bickerstaff said
Monday. "We didn't want to stand in his way and we appreciate the
professionalism and commitment he gave to our franchise last
In two seasons, Kapono has averaged 6.8 points and 1.8 rebounds with Cleveland and Charlotte. He was drafted by Cleveland with the 31st pick in the 2003 draft before Charlotte selected him in the 2004 expansion draft.
Also Monday, the Heat signed former University of Miami star
forward Darius Rice and free-agent guard Kevin Braswell. Rice and
Braswell spent last season with the Florida Flame of the NBA's
developmental league and averaged 10.5 points and 11.3 points,
Philadelphia 76ers:
Forward Lee Nailon signed with the 76ers after averaging a career-high 14.2 points last season with the New Orleans Hornets.
The 6-foot-9, 238-pound free agent will be joining his sixth NBA team.
The former TCU player has averaged 8.9 points and 3.1 rebounds in five seasons with Charlotte-New Orleans, New York, Atlanta, Orlando and Cleveland. He averaged 4.4 rebounds in 68 games last season for the Hornets.
The 76ers also signed free agents Steve Castleberry, Olu Famutimi, Herve Lamizana, James Thomas and Ime Udoka.
Dallas Mavericks: Guard Erick Strickland is back with the Mavericks.
Strickland, who played with the Mavericks from 1996-2000, signed
with the team on Monday.
Dallas also signed forward Kaniel Dickens and guard Samo Udrih
to round out its training camp roster.
Strickland, 31, has played in 501 NBA games, 196 of them with
Dallas where he averaged 9.8 points and 3.4 assists. Last
season, the 6-3 Strickland averaged 4.9 points and 1.9 assists
in 62 games with the Milwaukee Bucks.
The nine-year veteran also played with New York, Vancouver,
Boston and Indiana.
Los Angeles Lakers:
Forward Corie Blount, who played for
the team from 1995-99, has signed a partially
guaranteed contract with the team, spokesman John Black said
Blount, an 11-year veteran, most recently played for the Toronto
Raptors and Chicago Bulls during the 2003-04 season, averaging 4.4
points and 4.0 rebounds in 62 games.
"It's a good opportunity for me to come back here where I
basically know what to expect from Phil," Blount said, referring
to Lakers coach Phil Jackson. "I played my first two years for
Phil in Chicago."
The Lakers begin training camp Tuesday at the University of
Houston Rockets:
The Rockets rounded out their training camp roster, signing guard Dion Glover.
A 1999 first-round pick of Atlanta, Glover played in seven games
for the NBA champion San Antonio Spurs last season, averaging
3.6 points.
The 6-5 Glover spent his first five seasons with Atlanta before
playing one campaign with Toronto. He has career averages of
8.2 points and 3.1 rebounds in 294 games.
The Rockets on Monday also signed a pair of undrafted rookies -- guard Keith Langford and forward Chuck Hayes.
Houston begins training camp on Tuesday.
Minnesota Timberwolves: The team signed forward
Ryan Humphrey, guard John Lucas and guard Marlon Parmer
to fill out their roster for training camp.
The team also reached an agreement with Rex Chapman to serve as
a scout this season. Chapman was a consultant to the Wolves for the
draft this summer after working as director of basketball
operations for Phoenix last year.
Humphrey, drafted by Utah out of Notre Dame in 2002, has played
in 85 NBA games for Orlando and Memphis. Lucas played for
Minnesota's summer league team after a college career split between
Baylor and Oklahoma State. Parmer, who also played on the Wolves'
summer league squad, spent the 2004-05 season in the CBA and with a
team in Israel. His college career was spent at New Mexico and
Kentucky Wesleyan.
New York Knicks:
Guard Steven Barber and forward Otis George signed with the Knicks, joining the team as free agents after being passed over in the draft.
Barber, a 5-10 rookie who played for three years at Texas-Arlington, was fifth on the school's career scoring list. The 6-8 George played four years at Louisville.
Washington Wizards: The team completed its
training camp roster by signing a pair of former New Jersey Nets: forward Awvee Storey and guard Billy Thomas.
Storey played in nine games and scored eight points as a rookie
last season with the Nets. Thomas played in 25 games as a rookie in
New Jersey, averaging 3.7 points.
Thomas also spent last year's training camp with the Wizards and
was released at the end of preseason.
The moves give the Wizards 17 players on the roster as they
prepare for their first practice Tuesday at Virginia Commonwealth
University in Richmond, Va.
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The Blank Show... where do I start? How about this amazing quote I found on Instagram that sums up what I heard many, many times from attendees, fans and collectors alike: "Seeing the full reveals this morning excites me, this show has single handedly revived...
Huck Gee
The 15 inch Neon Green Skullhead Blank
Posted on July 05 2016
What's there to say? It's 15 inches tall. It's all resin. It's gorgeous. And it's ready for the public. My eyes hurt from staring at it in the office all weekend... Why 15"? Why not 18"? Why not 20"? Why not 24"? I measured...
Huck Gee & Mighty Jaxx present: Gold Life
Posted on April 23 2016
Today I'm proud to announce an exciting new partnership between myself and the amazing team at Mighty Jaxx. Together we will be breathing new life into the storied world and characters that have been closest to my heart...
The Cement Blank, Toycon UK & BattleTails
Posted on April 07 2016
What's at the opposite end of the design spectrum from a Skullhead Blank cast in beautiful crystal clear, glass-like resin? Cement. Dirty, pitted, mixed in a bucket with sand, gravel and limestone cement. Filthy like you like it...
Lapin Noir - Le Sabre
Posted on March 29 2016
Many leagues from Grey Wolf's Creek, over the thundering front where the giant, shambling tin cans clash, lies the Untz occupied burrows of Grass Valley. And it is here, beneath a nondescript bar, behind a secret staircase...
Limited Edition Huck Gee Vannen Artist Watch
Posted on February 12 2016
Vannen and Huck Gee have teamed up again for a new, limited edition artist watch. The "Blank" Watch is limited to 150 pieces and will be available for purchase at HuckGee.com and VannenWatches.com...
The Winter Variant Bugslot & Denguard #9
Posted on February 08 2016
Grey Wolf's Creek has a winter. A long, numb, wintery winter. The kind of winter that smarter critters would hibernate through. But for Bugslot and his teammates, rain, snow, sleet or shine, duty always calls. Get a fresh new coat of arctic white...
The Clear Skullhead Blank
Posted on January 12 2016
Who will be the first to customize one of these? The joints work. It's clear and shiny as f*ck. Do I really need to say anything else about it? The official Clear Blank goes on sale this Thursday, January 14th at noon PST. Edition of...
End of another year... Thank You (and a sale!)
Posted on December 29 2015
What a year, what a fuckin' truly challenging year. One of the most complex and trying years of my life and career. I'm glad some of it is now behind me. But it's amazing what comes out of such a demanding set of life experiences. When...
Holiday Blanks, Print Sale & The Collection
Posted on December 03 2015
It's time for that end of the year Holiday Sale which means, for this weekend only, I've marked down all of my prints 35% off. You should swing by my store and buy yourself or a loved one a set of my illustrations. Each is printed on archival quality...
Bugslot & Denguard #9
Posted on November 25 2015
Today we're proud to announce the next chapter in the Dapper Little Scoundrel series: Bugslot and Denguard #9. The big kids may get to play with their hulking tin cans out on the battlefield but it's these stalwart little critters...
DesignerCon 2015
Posted on November 17 2015
Hey folks, I will be at DesignerCon this weekend, Nov 21st and 22nd, signing both days at Mana Studios booth #401. I will be there for an hour each day, signing from noon to 1pm. I will have 3 variant colorways of the Skullhead Blank...
Thank you!
Posted on October 19 2015
Well shit, I guess I'm doing something right... over the weekend, at the Designer Toy Awards, I won Toy of the Year and Artist of the Year. With 6 nominations, I knew going in that my odds of winning something were good but...
NYCC & The Wild Blank Chase
Posted on October 06 2015
Seriously, who really wants to sit in a convention center all day on a New York Sunday? So, I've decided I'm not going to. Instead I'm going to host a Sunday Brunch / Hair of the Dog / Pub Crawl / Wild Blank Chase... Errrr... what the hell does that mean?
The Skullhead Blank - v1.0
Posted on October 01 2015
It's finally here. Seven inches tall, hand cast resin, small batch, designed and produced in the USA. The first batch will be available at www.HuckGee.com, tomorrow, Oct 2nd, at Noon PDT. Each figure is signed and available for $75 (with free domestic shipping)...
DAME #12 - The Ello Variant - GIVEAWAY
Posted on September 07 2015
World-famous toy designer Huck Gee is giving away DAME #12 - The Ello Variant, a unique one-of-a-kind art toy sporting a mohawk, bad attitude, and an Ello-emblazoned walking tank. Here's your chance to win a unique piece from one of the great living masters of toy art.
New DAME prints & two great interviews!
Posted on August 25 2015
A new set of three new prints now available. A visual exploration of tragedy, recovery and triumph through the story of a damaged, lonely DAME (Diesel Armored Mobile Emplacement). And two new podcasts from the guys at mof1podcast.com & Adventures in Design...
BattleTails now available!
Posted on August 19 2015
We worked our tails off. We got to the finish line. And we couldn't have done it without all of your support. Huge thanks to all our backers, beta testers and fans. Please, head on over to the Apple store, download BattleTails, give us a play, and let us know how we did. Thank you!!!
Singapore Toy, Game & Comic Convention
Posted on August 06 2015
I'm heading out to Singapore for SGTCC! And, for shits and giggles, I'm bringing a small run of V 0.9 Skullhead Blanks. Total quantity and retail price is still to be determined but they'll be there. And maybe a small run of prints to boot...
Official Huck Gee 2015 Limited Edition Oilcaps
Posted on July 16 2015
Official Huck Gee 2015 Limited Edition Oilcaps, now with more +7 horsepowers! NOTE: if you post asking how an oil cap actually makes more horsepowers. I will have no choice but to repost your comment and let the public ridicule you. You have been warned.
The Crimson Skull & SDCC Signing
Posted on July 06 2015
It took a bit longer than originally planned (hey, we're busy guys!) but Scott's Skullheads finally arrived in all of their glorious crimson glory: The Crimson Skull. Scott killed it. They're gorgeous. Only 3 made...
Clutter Magazine, The Blank & the DAMEs
Posted on June 11 2015
Clutter Magazine issue 027 is now out and there's a pretty great in depth interview with me in it. I talk about what's been going on and what the future holds (hint: awesomeness). I highly recommend you run out and buy a copy from...
Free Domestic Shipping and $25 Off Sale!
Posted on May 28 2015
We now offer Free Domestic Shipping and Returns on all T-shirts, hoodies, prints, decals and buttons. And did you know we throw free decals and other odds and ends in with every order? And if that's still not enough incentive...
John Player Special OBP
Posted on May 18 2015
Black and gold. It's a timeless color combination. Add some 90% grey with touches of white and a pinch of Neon and everything balances out beautifully. I love this piece. Maybe more than the Gulf color combination. Is that allowed?
FNM x Secret Serpents x Huck Gee
Posted on April 27 2015
Skull Leader photo contest winner!
Posted on March 25 2015
Winner, winner, chicken dinner. After digging through all the #SkullLeader entries, and this wasn't an easy decision by any means, I've decided upon my winner...
The Gulf OBP
Posted on March 23 2015
I have mashed up mechs and livery in my head for the better part of a decade. Actually, now that I think of it, I think I proposed an F1 liveried mech-tank to Paul Budnitz sometime around 2002, so make that more than a decade...
Skull Leader Photo Contest
Posted on March 16 2015
I'm announcing a photo contest to win the next mech I release. Yes, that's right, I'm giving a gorgeous Gulf inspired mech away to one lucky winner (just wait til you see the photos of the finished piece, it's stunning in person)...
Cold Hearted Bastard
Posted on March 10 2015
Quite a few people mentioned how much they liked the "frosted" appearance of the last batch of Skullhead busts prior to polishing, myself included. I didn't want to do an entire new run but I figured that a small, limited run of 10 would be fun to play around with...
"Not Another Heartless Bastard"
Posted on February 09 2015
Tago the Blank Demon
Posted on January 29 2015
Slayer of childhood Dreams. The armored entertainer that thrives on your terror. Samurai Clown Nightmare... Tago the Blank Demon.
End of the Year Sale
Posted on December 30 2014
First, let me say thank you, the 11/10 show was a rousing success. It exceeded my expectations and has been a great launching point for my 2015 endeavors. Thank you, thank you, thank you everyone!
Squink x Skullhead Bust
Posted on November 18 2014
I love Squink's work and what he's created with these busts is absolutely gorgeous. There's only 3 of them. Each uniquely hand painted & signed and numbered by both Huck and Squink...
JRYU x Skullhead Bust
Posted on November 04 2014
There's only 3 of them. Each signed and numbered by both Huck and JRYU...
Skull Leader
Posted on October 28 2014
Robotech was was unlike anything I had ever experienced at the time. Not only was the story mind-blowingly epic, beautifully drawn, with touches of romance and giant mechs battling massive battle hungry aliens...
The Lost Skullendario
Posted on October 14 2014
Deep in the jungle the Lost Skullendario army gathers... by The Beast Brothers and Huck Gee.
The Ghostface Killer Print Set
Posted on October 08 2014
A set of 3 prints based on 3 of Detective Bunda's most renowned cases: The Problem with Lake Happy Falls, The Missing Mayor of Yum Yum Town and The Frozen Mysteries of Abominable Valley...
The Ghostface Killer
Posted on October 02 2014
The Man that Unfroze the Mysteries of Abominable Valley... The Problem Solver of Lake Happy Falls... The Discoverer of the Missing Mayor of Yum Yum Town...The Bundarian master of the Wu-Tang sword style...
Shiny Glow in the Dark Skullhead
Posted on September 17 2014
A shiny GID 6" tall resin Skullhead bust. Only 50 made. Each is signed and numbered.
The Grifling King
Posted on August 28 2014
His awe inspiring appearance is said to float somewhere between the physical and animistic planes. Part shadow, part earth, I suspect King Arstaak's bloodline may be a manifestation of the woods themselves...
World War Gee : Green Zombie
Posted on August 05 2014
The final piece in the World War Gee custom series, the Green Zombie. He comes complete with BRAINS sign, fuzzy flies, stained undies and GID eyes, bones and ribs. Be ready. Be prepared. Pack clean underwear.
Beardie McBeardsalot
Posted on July 16 2014
Salvaged cars, skull covered bikes, acid heads, leather and bandages. Knives, katana, whiskey and a strange affinity for clown girls. No fucks given. Beardie McBeardsalot - The Skullheads.
Rsin Skullhead Busts
Posted on July 01 2014
There's only 3 of them. Each signed and numbered by both Huck and Rsin. Good Luck.
The Grifling and Fletcher Prints
Posted on June 30 2014
Limited Edition print run of 100. Each is signed, numbered, gold embossed and printed on 11"x14" fine art watercolor paper...
Fletcher the Grifling
Posted on June 26 2014
"That eye, that single all seeing eye... what kind of creature only has one eye?! It's arrows may have chased me and my prospects out of that valley but that eye followed me into my dreams!"


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I was working on a sensor driver sample last week, the one I wrote about below. One of the requirements of the sample is that the driver must keep track of the list of requested report intervals. The idea is that the driver will fire events at the shortest requested interval, but if a client app stops listening to events, then that app's interval request should be removed from the list.
Now, I'm in the habit of writing my own classes for lists, queues, and so forth...I don't know why. I guess I just like to keep things as simple as possible, so I write very simple classes to do this sort of work in samples. But in this case, I started hunting around for a standard class, and I first looked at the standard library. A lot of my coworkers have a sort of bias against the STL, but I never have...though I get that it can be overkill.
Anyway, while hunting around for the right fit, it dawned on me that the sample is already using ATL. Surely ATL must have something to fit my needs, right? And there it was! CSimpleMap: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/d1xc3983(VS.80).aspx.
Everything I needed, not much I didn't want, and ATL was already in the mix.
Like the name says, the class is simple. You provide a key and a value when you call Add:
BOOL Add(
const TKey& key,
const TVal& val
The class behaves like a simple hash table. You can find a key, find a value, work with indexes like an array, assign a new value to an existing key, remove a key...all the basic operations you'd usually want when maintaining a simple collection.
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Concert series celbrates 30 years— CMYS built on Antioch's shoulders
The local First Presbyterian Church sanctuary is quite lovely, but ever thought of comparing it to, say, Carnegie Hall? The same small string, wind and vocal ensembles that play under the big lights in New York City, Paris and Tokyo, also play in this little Ohio town, the improbable seat of a world-class chamber music series known as Chamber Music Yellow Springs.
Yellow Springs music scene gets bigger
For a bumping live music scene, Sixth Street in Austin and the Williamsburg neighborhood in Brooklyn had a competitor in downtown Yellow Springs last Saturday night.
Chamber Music Yellow Springs to host vocal group
On Sunday, March 16, at 7:30 p.m., New York Polyphony will perform at First Presbyterian Church as part of the Chamber Music Yellow Springs series.
CMYS to host New York vocal group
New York Polyphony, a vocal ensemble, will perform a wide ranging repertoire including early music, American folk songs and a contemporary commission by Ivan Moody this Sunday at the Presbyterian Church.
VIDEO: Yellow Springs Community Band concert
The Yellow Springs Community Band had their first concert of the year on Sunday, March 9, in Mills Lawn Gym. Enjoy a medley and slideshow of the concert!
Upcoming musical weekend
The First Presbyterian Church will be busy this weekend with concerts on both Saturday and Sunday evenings.
Friends concert for a special camp
Several Friends Music Camp alumni and instructors will perform at its Winter Benefit Concert at 3 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 29, at the Yellow Springs Senior Center, to support need-based scholarships and tuition reductions at the annual youth summer music camp.
Bit of the Big Easy in Yellow Springs
There's a new sound to be heard around the halls of the Yellow Springs High School thanks to the recently formed street band Sassabrass.
Mills Lawn School band and orchestra concert
Over 100 students took to their instruments or wound up their vocal chords in a spectacular Mills Lawn School band and orchestra concert under the tutelage and leadership of new music director Brian Mayer.
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The American Civil Liberties Union of Michigan is suing the Highland Park, Mich., school district for failing to teach its students to read at grade level, the Christian Science Monitor reported.
The ACLU filed its lawsuit on behalf of the Highland Park district's 969 students, nearly 100 percent of whom are African American, in Wayne County Circuit Court on Thursday, the Detroit News reported.
According to the lawsuit, two-thirds of the district's 4th graders and three-quarters of its 7th graders are unable to read at a proficient level on state tests, and 90 percent of its 12th graders fail the reading section of their state exams, the Christian Science Monitor reported.
While state law requires districts to provide extra reading instruction to students who do not score satisfactorily on state reading tests in 4th or 7th grade, the ACLU alleges the district has failed to supply additional instruction, according to the Christian Science Monitor.
The lawsuit also argues that the district's substandard school buildings – described as having filthy bathrooms, leaky ceilings, and inadequate heating – as well as a lack of books and little effort to track student performance have impeded students' academic progress, the Detroit News reported.
"This case, simply put, is the right for children to read," Kary Moss, executive director of the ACLU of Michigan, said, according to the Detroit News. "This case is about fulfilling the constitutional mandate of this state at the most fundamental level."
The lawsuit wants the court to force the district to improve school conditions and work to improve students' literacy, the Christian Science Monitor reported.
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SAN JOSE, Calif. -- Just as the Vancouver Canucks have welcomed the re-emergence of their top line, a key San Jose Sharks unit has gone missing.
If you're looking for a quick and easy way to measure Vancouver's well-deserved 2-0 series lead in the Western Conference finals, the Sharks' second line is a heck of a place to start.
The Sedin twins are on fire through two games with a combined three goals and four assists. Unwrapped from the chains that were Shea Weber and Ryan Suter in the second round, Henrik and Daniel Sedin have made the Canucks that much harder to stop.
With the twins going in one direction, the Sharks' second line of Logan Couture, Ryane Clowe and Dany Heatley has gone the other way. And that's about the last thing the Sharks can afford.
"Our Heatley, Couture and Clowe line has been a tremendous line for us," Sharks coach Todd McLellan said Thursday at his team's practice facility. "For as much as the other players have played well, they really contributed to getting us to that point. They haven't been effective enough. They haven't skated well enough. They haven't won enough battles for us to win games in this series.
"That doesn't mean they won't do it. We're counting on them doing it. Tomorrow will be their opportunity to shine."
Game 3 is Friday night at HP Pavilion.
Couture's line had been the Sharks' engine in these playoffs, its shifts providing momentum for the rest of the team because of its ability to sustain a forecheck and a cycle in the offensive zone, and provide timely offense. That's nowhere to be seen through two games of the Western Conference finals.
"This is the role they want our line to play: be physical, be big and control the puck in their end," Heatley told ESPN.com on Thursday. "And I think we have to do a better job of that in this series."
Clowe said Thursday that his line did a better job in Game 2 of gaining entry in the offensive zone but couldn't maintain puck possession. The key is simple: Win more battles. It's not complicated.
"Sometimes you can't go to the drawing board and draw something up there," Clowe said. "Those 50/50 pucks, you hear it all playoffs, you have to win those battles. That's not a blueprint; that's black and white. You got to win those. That's upon ourselves as individuals, how much pride you got in those areas. Right now they're winning those battles. Our line, we pride ourselves on that. We've got to be a lot better."
Couture had a beauty to open the scoring in Game 2, but the unit has been fairly silent otherwise. Clowe, arguably San Jose's top playoff performer through the team's opening 11 games with 13 points (4-9), hasn't been the same since missing Game 6 in Detroit with an upper body injury. He does not have a point in three straight games. His physical play was more noticeable in Game 2, but his offense hasn't returned. And the Sharks aren't the same without Clowe at his usual pace.
Heatley has been even more of an enigma. He hasn't scored since Game 4 at Detroit and has just three goals in 15 playoff games. Look at his overall goal production since the lockout, and you see a gradual decrease. Since bursting out of the lockout with back-to-back 50-goal seasons for Ottawa, he posted 41 goals in 2007-08, back-to-back 39-goal seasons and then 26 goals this season -- his lowest output for a full season since his rookie campaign in 2001-02.
"It doesn't frustrate me," Heatley said. "As long as we're winning. Of course as a goal scorer you want to score goals. That's what you've always done and that's what you're paid to do. But there's been years where I've put up big numbers and the team hasn't done very well. I'm happy to be here in whatever role they want me to play."
It is true Heatley became a more complete player this season, paying more attention to his defensive responsibilities. And it is true that he hasn't seen much first-unit power-play time in the playoffs, getting most of his power-play minutes on the second unit.
Still, this is a longtime goal machine gone rather silent, and the Sharks need him to step up here along with his linemates to make this a series.
The Sharks' second line isn't alone in the blame game. Joe Pavelski's third line with Kyle Wellwood and Torrey Mitchell was solid in the opening two rounds but has been the exact opposite against the Canucks. The Sharks entered the conference finals with an apparent edge on the third line with Pavelski matching up against Maxim Lapierre's unit. Oh, there's an edge alright, but Lapierre, Raffi Torres and Jannik Hansen have it now.
"I would agree with that assessment. It's very accurate," McLellan said Thursday. "We felt going in, especially after the first two series, the way we played down the stretch, that the Pavelski, Mitchell, Wellwood line had really contributed to our success, helped us get to this point, and were factors. They haven't played that way the first two games."
McLellan said how happy he was with the line when Ben Eager replaced Wellwood on the unit halfway through Game 2. And where was Pavelski when Torres scored a big goal alone in front of the net Wednesday night?
This hasn't been the same Pavelski of last season. His offense is down. His pace is, too. You wonder whether he's battling an injury. He had 17 points (9-8) in 15 playoff games last spring. Right now, he's got eight points (5-3) in 15 games. Granted, a year ago he had a top-six role and this year he's been relegated to third-line duty, but he still doesn't seem to have that same explosiveness.
"Yeah, I think every series you have to kind of reprove yourself," Pavelski said Thursday. "I haven't showed up in the way I'd like. I can definitely be better in a lot of areas. I just need to improve on that."
Pavelski, Heatley, Clowe ... it is just the start of a long list of Sharks players with something to prove Friday night.
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The jury on Monday recommended that 37-year-old Ryan Russell deserved to die after being convicted of capital murder in the killing of 11-year-old Katherine Gillespie, who was his cousin. Russell was caring for the child in 2008 when she died from a gunshot to the back of the head.
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Holy Name Medical Center, Teaneck, N.J., has been honored as an American Society for Metabolic and Bariatric Surgery Center of Excellence by the American Society for M&BS.
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Released: Dec 01st, 2004
Running Time: 108
Director: Billy Zoom
Company: Amazing
Distribution Companies: Metro Distributors
Cast: Porsha Blaze, Mark Ashley, Alex Divine, Ben Brat, Marco (I), Mark Davis, Joey Ray, Eve Larence, Patricia Petite, Barbra Sommers
Critical Rating: AAA 1/2
Genre: Gonzo
Strong recommendation for fans of wild young gals, who clearly love their newly legal status.
Five cuties think that there's just no better way to celebrate turning 18 than taking big, rough, porn star cock. Every scene features sincere performances, especially from the girls, and a few include some of the standard, stupid gonzo chatter from the director.
Patricia Petite is a little spastic as she introduces herself, but she maintains her high energy throughout the scene, including a standing 69 and some mouth popping cock sucking. Barbra Sommers gasps and moans happily while Mark Davis fills her gaping asshole. Tomboy-ish Alex Divine sports knee socks, sneakers, and drool while Ben Brat fucks her as she lays across an overstuffed leather chair. Porsha Blaze gives herself a birthday spanking before getting a little rough lovin' from Joey Ray and staring repeatedly into the camera. Eve Larence brings the release to a smashing conclusion, proclaiming herself a "horny little 18-year-old girl" and egging Mark Ashley on while he bangs her silly, ultimately leaving her covered with what she calls his "man milk."


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On my first solo trip I was so relieved to have chosen such a hotel in a fabulous location where I felt safe. The staff were very friendly on my arrival. I had emailed in advance to request early check-in if possible and, although they couldn't promise the room would be ready, it was by 11.15 am which was nearly 3 hours before normal check-in. The staff also gave some great tips on where to visit and marked on a map where to explore.
I had the smallest room in the hotel which was cosy and comforable, great for a solo female traveller. I could hear someone snoring through the walls though so possibly need to pack ear plugs next time!
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By Hank Shaw on July 25, 2016 | 8 Responses
Homemade root beer is easy to make when you use this syrup as a base. No fermentation needed, you just add it to sparkling water and you're done. And if you live east of the Great Plains, sassafras lives everywhere.
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Tidepools capture me like nothing else, and I am certain I am not the only one who has carried this fascination well into middle age. Tidepools capture us because they are a microcosm of life: A world in a puddle. And, as it happens, an edible world.
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Marinated mushrooms are a staple on any antipasti plate, and if you can get porcini, which are popping in the Rockies now, so much the better. Here's how to do the technique the Italians call sott'olio.
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Whenever I dive into a new topic or hobby, I get a bit obsessive. But there is a method to my madness that can help you quickly learn new things, too.
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Here it is, my first beer recipe on Hunter Angler Gardener Cook. As you might expect, it's an offbeat beer called a gose, which is a light, tart and slightly salty beer from northern Germany. My version uses foraged juniper, backyard lemon rind and handmade sea salt.
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On this episode of the Hunt Gather Talk podcast, I get together with my Southern California doppelganger, Pascal Baudar of Los Angeles. Pascal is a wizard with wild plants and we spend an hour geeking out on all sorts of cool stuff.
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A Scandinavian take on fish chowder, this recipe uses a variety of fish and seafood, although any firm fish will work, along with a cool, optional ingredient: whey. Whey adds a bright tartness to the broth. This is such a great soup you'll want to give it a go.
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By Jason B. Cutshaw, USASMDC/ARSTRAT Public AffairsJune 24, 2014
REDSTONE ARSENAL, Ala. -- Members of the U.S. Army Space and Missile Defense Command/Army Forces Strategic Command welcomed the U.S. Strategic Command's commander on his trip to Redstone Arsenal June 20 for his first official visit.
Navy Adm. Cecil D. Haney, USSTRATCOM commander, visited USASMDC/ARSTRAT for a command overview and to meet key members of the command.
"I am always delighted to get around and see the folks who are doing the important work of United States Strategic Command," Haney said.
Haney is responsible for the global command and control of U.S. strategic forces to meet decisive national security objectives. USSTRATCOM is one of nine unified combatant commands (COCOMs) of the Department of Defense and provides a broad range of strategic capabilities and options for the president and secretary of defense.
The ARSTRAT serves as the Army Service Component Command to USSTRATCOM. ARSTRAT conducts space and missile defense operations and provides planning, integration, control and coordination of Army forces and capabilities in support of USSTRATCOM missions (Strategic Deterrence, Integrated Missile Defense, Space Operations and Cyberspace Operations); serves as the Army specified proponent for space, high altitude, and ground-based midcourse defense; serves as the Army operational integrator for global missile defense; and conducts mission-related research and development in support of Army Title 10 responsibilities.
In his other hat as the commander for the Joint Functional Component Command for Integrated Missile Defense, Lt. Gen. David L. Mann, provides the USSTRATCOM commander with synchronized missile defense plans, conducts ballistic missile defense (BMD) operations support, and advocates for missile defense capabilities in support of USSTRATCOM, other COCOMS, the services and appropriate U.S. government agencies to deter and defend the United States, deployed forces and its allies against ballistic missile attacks.
Upon his arrival at Redstone Arsenal, Haney was greeted by Mann and other SMDC leaders who welcomed him to the command headquarters. Haney then visited the Concepts Analysis Laboratory (CAL) where he learned about how the command trains college students and future engineers.
"It was a real treat for us to present our work to Adm. Haney," said Kevin Nash, CAL supervisor. "Our students and young engineers and scientists were honored to get to speak with him and to share their experiences of coming through our development program. I really believe encounters like this with Army and DoD leadership strengthen their morale and commitment to the DoD, and I think maybe those leaders leave our lab feeling rejuvenated and optimistic about what we are doing here, as well."
Haney was then escorted to the Future Warfare Center's Joint Air Defense Operations Center-Developmental, or JADOC-D, to see what SMDC does to support and protect the National Capital Region.
"The SMDC Battle Lab provides sustainment engineering in conjunction with the multiple system program offices to ensure the air defense task force at the National Capital always has a fully functional system to perform its mission," said David Cox, SMDC Integrated Missile Defense Division chief. "It is important for the STRATCOM commander to understand the efforts of the Army and Air Force acquisition communities to provide an effective integrated air defense system for the National Capital. Our role is to support a rigorous test program to give the military operators confidence that the systems will perform their various missions effectively if required."
Haney had lunch with members of the command leadership and received a briefing by Army astronaut Col. Mark T. Vande Hei and Air Force astronaut Col. Eric A. Boe about the future of America's space program.
He was briefed on the overall importance of the command's mission and how the command's Technical and Future Warfare centers coordinate and develop current and future technologies.
"This is my first visit to SMDC headquarters in Huntsville, and I have been impressed with the professionalism of the Soldiers and civilians," Haney said. "The Technical Center's Concepts Analysis Laboratory and the Future Warfare Center's Joint Air Defense Operations Center are critical to SMDC/ARSTRAT's support of USSTRATCOM on a daily basis."
As the visit to the command headquarters ended, SMDC's senior civilian leader reiterated the importance of the admiral's time.
"The visit is important for Adm. Haney to gain an in-depth view of the command as it relates to our entire suite of space and missile defense capabilities to strengthen the already strong relationship between SMDC and STRATCOM," said Ronald E. Chronister, SMDC deputy to the commander. "We appreciated the opportunity to talk with Adm. Haney about the space and missile defense capabilities this command provides to USSTRATCOM and COCOMs and the significant role they play in the defense of our nation and our allies."
After lunch and an award ceremony, Haney then travelled to the Reagan Operations Center-Huntsville, or ROC-H, to visit with Soldiers and civilians who control the Reagan Test Site located at U.S. Army Garrison-Kwajalein Atoll in the Republic of the Marshall Islands and its mission of monitoring space and missile operations.
"We want to inform Admiral Haney about what ROC-H and the Reagan Test Site allows us to do," said Tom Webber, director, SMDC Technical Center's Space and Cyberspace Technology Directorate. "They allow us to have command and control and be more available to our customers who are mostly located stateside. It also gives us the ability to not only control the radars and other assets, but allows us to save money.
"We are excited for the visit and pleased he is able to give us the amount of time to explain what we do," he added. "It is important that he sees what we do both here at SMDC and at the RTS."
Haney received a briefing on ROC-H operations, learning of the many ways the facility provides up-to-date information for the nation's space warriors. The center also provides SMDC with the tools to remain the Army's operational integrator and force modernization proponent for space, global missile defense, high altitude and related technologies.
Haney talked about his impressions of the Reagan Operations Center and what the facility provides to STRATCOM and to national defense.
"It was great to see firsthand how the ROC-H has transformed the Reagan Test Site in the Marshall Islands from a locally operated range to a globally operated national asset," Haney said. "Since coming online in 2012, ROC-H has been the command and control facility for missile defense testing and for space operations despite being more than 6,500 miles from the Kwajalein Islands. The ROC-H operates a national missile defense test range and conducts operational space surveillance with precision and accuracy, all from an extreme distance from the range."
Before leaving, Haney took a moment to show his appreciation for what the Soldiers and civilians at SMDC do for the defense of the country.
"Every single day you do important work for the entire joint team, and I could not be more proud to lead you," Haney said. "The Soldiers and civilians assigned here do a critical job for the nation. Missile defense and space activities are of growing importance to our joint military forces, and are critical to our warfighting activities and our national security. While we will continue to face threats from ballistic missiles and proliferation of ballistic missile technology, your work in missile defense is a critical part of how we combat those threats and reassure our allies. What you do keeps our nation safe, and I thank you for your professionalism.
"Thanks for what you and your families do for our nation," Haney added. "I appreciate your service to our country and urge all to keep up the great work."


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