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Modeling Your T-Shirts 101 is a guest post that was written by tee and belt designer, Jon Wye. In Part 2, Jon discusses how to take model shots creatively  on the cheap. If you missed Part 1, check it out, Jon discusses how to create quality product shots using a DIY lighting box.
Method 2: Work The Camera In Your Kitchen.
With the previous method you can make your tees look as good as the big boys and the quality and style of the photos works for a small designer and a large designer.
But if you want to have your t-shirts on models (my new choice for displaying the tees online) it's not that hard, just takes a little more time and patience.
1. Fabric Store Field Trip. Start by taking a field trip to your local fabric store or even your local home décor store. Head straight for the upholstery and home furnishings fabric section, look for the thick stuff. Make sure to bring your camera.
2. Have fun! With a friend, pick out your top 5 or 6 favorite fabrics and start photographing each other posing in front of the fabrics or laying on them on the floor.
3. Review. I picked out many fabrics that I loved in person but ultimately looked bad bad bad through the lense of the camera.
4. Two Yards or More. When you've found the fabric that suits your best, buy no less than 2 yards worth. You will need enough to go over your head and below your waist.
5. Positive Reinforcement. Treat yourself to a McDonald's Cheeseburger, you've earned it!
6. Hang and Tighten. Go back to your pad and hang your new fabric. Make sure it is very tight and shows no wrinkles.
7. Prepare Lighting. Bust out as many lamps as you can find and shine the light away from the fabric. Get some white paper, or better yet, some white foam board, and bounce the light back on the fabric. Indirect light is the best light for modeling.
8. WHITE BALANCE YOUR CAMERA. Again, this is very important. Photoshop can only correct so much. You will need to take a picture of something WHITE that is in front of the fabric (but not with any part of the fabric in it) and balance your camera off of that image. Again, consult your users manual. White Balancing takes some reading to understand, so don't beat yourself up. Essentially you are telling your camera what your consider to be pure white in the photo, and your camera should adjust all the colors it sees around that. You'll probably need to do some Photoshop work, but not a lot.
9. Work The Camera. Don't be afraid to be yourself. That is very important. Too often I see model shots where the people are looking far too serious for their own good! To me, it's a turn off! I laugh, thinking, are you really that full of yourself to strike a pose that looks more like a epileptic fit with make-up on.


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Fortune's Andy Serwer says the last decade was filled with scandals and mishaps caused by a deferral of responsibility.
Harold Ford, Jr., the former Tennessee congressman, suggests the president make some aggressive moves on taxes to jumpstart the economy.
Many profitable businesses are still reluctant to hire more workers despite lobbying for a comprehensive jobs bill from Congress.
Fortune editors say modest growth in private sector hiring did not offset the loss of temporary government jobs.
Fortune's Colin Barr says the slowing recovery and more bank failures mean many banks are reluctant to lend.
Fortune's Andy Serwer says consumers can no longer be counted on to stimulate the economy.
Higher unemployment is one of the reasons why parents are saving less for college, Fortune's Colin Barr says.
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Wendy Williamson, PhD, is a nationally sought-after speaker in the areas of general personal training education, medical exercise service and post rehabilitation. She was recognized by the American Council on Exercise (ACE) in 2005 and 2006 as one of the top three personal trainers in the nation. A contributing author of the 2008 Advanced Health and Fitness Specialist – ACE Training Textbook, Williamson routinely writes and reviews national certification testing criteria for personal trainers. She has an extensive track record in teaching and curriculum development and is the owner of Williamson Fitness Consulting (www.williamsonfitness.com). Williamson continues to provide hands on post rehabilitation training at Genesis Health Clubs in Wichita, KS.
If you don't already offer medical exercise servicing (MES) at your facility, it may be time to consider doing so. MES is providing post rehabilitation to individuals who have been ill, injured or have been diagnosed with a medical condition. Positioning fitness facilities and fitness professionals to provide quality MES will present an opportunity to collaborate and earn respect from the medical community.
The American Academy of Health, Fitness and Rehabilitation Professionals offers three classifications of MES: cardiovascular, neurological and musculoskeletal disorders.
Generally, the most common conditions that may enter your facility in need of MES would be orthopedic conditions (i.e. hip replacements, knee replacements), low back pain, cardiac rehabilitation, diabetes, obesity, fibromyalgia, cancer, multiple sclerosis, cerebral palsy and stroke. These conditions can be broken down into orthopedic, metabolic disorders, neurological disorders, cardiac rehabilitation and immunological disorders.
Regardless of the economy, these conditions will continue to present themselves. The demand is there, and, ultimately, the higher the quality of the service you provide, the more success for your facility.
First, you'll need to ask: Do you have the facility to provide MES services? Does your staff have the education, certifications, expertise and networking support to provide MES services? What is required? What is expected?
Let's start with the facility. Although it is not necessary, having a medical presence (either a physical therapy business or medical clinic) in your facility is beneficial. The opportunities that exist with this relationship are tremendous and should be handled carefully. Interaction with a medical professional who does not share your building takes more work and diligence, especially in getting this relationship started. I highly recommend that if you don't have a medical presence in your building that you first contact the physician assistant, nurse or someone else who works directly with the medical professional. Once you make this person aware of your club's services and skills, he or she can get you into the presence of the medical professional.
In addition to a medical presence in your building, you ideally want to locate the MES work area near the front door or elevator and create close parking spaces plus easy building access for your MES clients, many of whom will have challenged mobility. Logistically, all you need are balls, bands, light dumbbells, balance pads, cable equipment and a massage table. Special and expensive equipment is not absolutely necessary although some existing and emerging cardio equipment already focuses on upper body workouts or easy accessibility on and off the equipment.
The Medical Fitness Association (MFA) (http://www.medicalfitness.org/) has a program for facilities to become an MFA center after you meet their criteria. Meeting this criteria is difficult, but doing so establishes which centers are willing to become a quality MES facility.
Fitness professionals willing to take on MES need to be specialized. Advanced education, experience and mentoring are necessary to provide the best quality service. However, the skill sets and knowledge to be prepared to address these conditions take time, energy, focus and discipline.
Many advanced training certifications for MES are available, including the Advanced Health and Fitness Specialist offered by American Council on Exercise, Muscle Activation Technique – Resistance Training Specialist or Medical Exercise Specialist – American Academy of Health, Fitness and Rehabilitation Professionals.
An advanced degree, including perhaps a master's degree in exercise science with emphasis in special populations, also is important. During the course work, students often can direct their plan of study towards a certain area and spend time in an apprenticeship or internship with medical professionals in that area. The fitness professional must position themselves as ready to receive the hand-off in what we now call post rehabilitation.
Our certification status will always be subordinate to the licensure of physical therapists and other medical professionals. That means that engaging the respective medical staff in dialogue regarding patient/client continuation of care is critical. It takes work, being available, and being prepared to listen and discuss what is best for the client with these medical professionals. Again, we must be prepared and understand the subject content and the applications for the respective client. It is our respect to gain. Once the respect is gained, the reciprocal referrals will begin to occur.
Offering MES will broaden your club's offerings, provide high-quality servicing and assist in the final medical rehabilitation stage of a client's injury, illness or disease. The demand for MES continues to increase. Positioning ourselves is a must. It is right there waiting to happen. We just have to step forward and offer MES. The rewards will be amazing.


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Gluten-Free Banana Pancakes (Recipe)
Mama Greenest shares her newest favorite recipe: gluten-free banana pancakes
Pre-motherhood, I happily juggled multiple jobs that had me working, at least in part, every day of the week. And while I do believe mothers are gifted with superhuman organizational and productivity abilities (even when we don't recognize them as such), I'm under no delusion that I can somehow do it all and remain sane. I opened my own office in March; between my increasingly busy work schedule, Coraline's school schedule, and her scheduled time with her dad, it started to feel like we were in a constant state of transition: one of us always coming or going or getting ready to go. Our frenetic pace was taking a toll, and so I chose time over money and stopped working on weekends. While it has certainly added some financial pressure, the decision was a smart one. I'm a lot happier.
We've been doing all kinds of fun things with our weekends, but my favorite new tradition is Sunday morning pancakes. A good vegan and gluten-free pancake recipe is hard to come by, but a few months ago I finally found one that's perfect (well, it was after a few minor modifications). Even if you don't have food allergies, these are worth a try since they're healthier than your average pancake — thanks to coconut oil, flax meal, and the absence of sugar — but just as satisfying. Several egg-, dairy-, and gluten-eating friends have confirmed this recipe's deliciousness, so I thought — apropos of this rainy day — I'd share the recipe:
Pillowy Gluten-Free Banana Pancakes
- 1¾ cups vanilla rice milk, room temperature
- ¼ cup coconut oil, melted
- 2 Tbsp ground flaxseed
- 2 Tbsp honey
- 2 tsp apple cider vinegar
- 1 tsp vanilla extract
- 2 cups gluten-free flour blend (I use Bob's Red Mill brand)
- 1 Tbsp baking powder
- ½ tsp baking soda
- ¼ tsp salt
- 2 large bananas, mashed
- Measure the rice milk in a glass measuring cup. Stir in the oil, flaxseed, honey, vinegar, and vanilla. Set aside for moment.
- In a large bowl, sift together the flour, baking powder, baking soda, and salt. Add the rice milk mixture and mix well. Stir in bananas.
- Heat a small amount of coconut oil in a large skillet over medium heat. Using roughly ¼ cup per pancake, pour the batter into the pan.
- Cook the pancakes until the outside edge begins to look dry, and bubbles break on the surface of the batter. Flip and cook the other side until light golden brown.
- Drown in local maple syrup and enjoy!
Recipe adapted from Go Dairy Free: The Guide and Cookbook for Milk Allergies, Lactose Intolerance, and Casein-Free Living.
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Tips For Designing a Sewing Center
If you find that you are taking on more sewing projects, you may want to consider designing your own special sewing place. The most important thing is to make sure your setup is easy to use. Even if you have only a small space available, you can maximize its functionality with a few simple tips.
Before getting your space organized, begin by spending 15 minutes purging the area. Look around your sewing area. Are there sewing patterns you will never use again? Are there items you haven't touched in a year or more? Now is the time to get rid of these items. Whether they need to be thrown away, recycled, sold on eBay or donated to charity, there is no reason to keep materials you will probably never use.
Don't head out and buy new storage containers right away. As you organize your materials, make a list of any items you find especially useful. Measure the space available for them so that you don't buy containers that are too large or too small for your workroom!
Make a list of the items you currently use the most. Do you ever find yourself misplacing notions or fabrics? Create a plan to place your most frequently used materials in the most easily accessible locations. The further out of reach a drawer, shelf or storage bin is, the less often you should need the items stored there.
If you have a large stash of fabric and need to store some away from your main sewing space, make a list of what you have. Storage bins in the closet are wonderful for maximizing space, but it can be easy to forget what you put away and end up purchasing more.
When using a sewing machine, the right table height is essential. If you often find yourself moving to a different area of the house to work, consider purchasing a new table for your workroom. Make sure you don't have to strain your back to work there! A comfortable chair can also make a huge difference. Find one that encourages proper posture to prevent problems later.
Once your sewing space is organized how you like it, spend five minutes after each sewing session to keep it that way. Just taking a few minutes to replace items in their container can save you from needing to do a massive overhaul again a few months later.
By designing a sewing space that fulfills all your needs, your sewing projects will take less time. Be sure to make the space beautiful, too!
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My staticky hair is driving me crazy! Is there a way to get a handle on it?
What you need is moisture. For starters, go easy on hair spray the alcohol in it will dry out your hair even more, says NYC salon owner Edward Tricomi. Instead, rub a few drops of hair serum through damp or dry strands to lock in moisture and create a barrier against flyaways.


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The Rangers are out on a west coast swing and wasted no time Saturday getting on the board early.
After winning the opening faceoff, the Rangers dumped the puck in before Mika Zibanejad intercepted the Ducks' attempted breakout pass. He found himself in all alone with John Gibson, made a move to his backhand and went top shelf to give the Rangers a 1-0 lead just 10 seconds into the contest.
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The Rangers jumped out to a three-goal first-period lead and held off the subsequent comeback attempt for Wednesday's 3-2 win over the Carolina Hurricanes before 17,269 at Madison Square Garden in New York.
After the Rangers (12-9-2) jumped all over the Hurricanes (15-9-1) with three goals -- from Mike Zibanejad, Brendan Smith and Adam Fox -- to open the game, New York needed Henrik Lundqvist's 41 saves and ultimately held on.
The process was not perfect, but the Rangers have now come out on top in their past three games, following last Saturday's 6-5 edge of the Montreal Canadiens and Monday's 3-2 overtime win over the Minnesota Wild.
Mats Zuccarello returned to Madison Square Garden for the first time as a visiting player on Monday and was honored with a tribute video during the first period against the Wild.
Zuccarello appeared in over 500 games in nine seasons with the Rangers, collecting 352 points (113 goals, 239 assists). He was traded to the Dallas Stars at the trade deadline last season and signed a five-year, $30 million deal with the Wild in the offseason.
Kaapo Kakko is has begun to show exactly why the Rangers selected him with the second overall pick in the 2019 NHL Draft.
The 18-year-old played well beyond his age in Tuesday's 3-2 overtime win over the Penguins, scoring two goals including the game-winner in the extra period.
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The Rangers held practice in Central Park at Lasker Rink Saturday afternoon, giving their fans an extra treat with the holidays just around the corner.
Thousands of fans came to watch their favorite team practice for an hour in the outdoors, something that doesn't come to often for any team in the NHL.
"This is I think exciting for everyone, just to try something new" goalie Henrik Lundqvist said Saturday. "Just being out in an outdoor rink is a cool experience, but also to have the fans here and a great sunny day in Central Park, I really enjoy it and it doesn't get old to me."
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Defenseman Marc Staal has been a fixture on the Rangers' blue line for a decade-plus. That came to an end this past week.
On Tuesday against the Lightning, Staal was made a healthy scratch by head coach David Quinn. It was the first time that's happened in his career.
On Friday, Staal said he was given little notice of the decision and that only added to his displeasure with the decision. In addition, Staal is sitting out Saturday's meeting with the Predators as well.
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Adam Fox will always remember his first NHL goal.
With the Rangers leading the Tampa Bay Lightning 2-1 with under three minutes to play in Tuesday night's game, the Rangers found them self in an odd-man rush.
After Lighting goalie Andrei Vasilevskiy stopped the initial shot from Chris Krieder, he allowed a long rebound out into the slot, where Fox wristed in his first NHL goal to give the Rangers a 3-1 lead.
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After dropping their third game in their last four, the Rangers have called in some reinforcements from AHL Hartford in C Filip Chytil and D Ryan Lindgren.
Chytil played a full season with the Rangers in 2018, but he began the year with the AHL Wolf Pack. That quickly changed, though, as his nine points (three goals, six assists) is the type of production the Rangers are looking for at the NHL level.
Head coach David Quinn explained how Chytil isn't just productive, but he has accomplished what they sent him down there to do as well.
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The Rangers announced on Monday that goalie Henrik Lundqvist and forward Mika Zibanejad are both dealing with "day-to-day" injuries.
Both players took knocks on Sunday against the Boston Bruins (8-1-2). Both missed Monday's practice.
Lundqvist took a multiple bumps during Sunday's 7-4 loss. He was pulled from the game after the second period after allowing four goals on 31 shots. Lundqvist was tabbed to have an "upper body injury."
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Jack Hughes and Kaapo Kakko went head-to-head on Thursday night for the first time since the duo was selected first and second, respectively, in this year's NHL Draft.
With the Devils already up 2-1 in the second period, Hughes recorded his first NHL point. with under eight minutes to play in the period, Matt Tennyson wristed a shot from the point. The shot deflected off of Hughes' stick, then bounced off Miles Wood's backside and into net past Rangers goalie Alexandar Georgiev.
Wood was credited with the goal, but Hughes picked up his first career NHL point on the play.
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Held off the scoresheet for the first two games of his NHL career, Rangers rookie Kaapo Kakko broke a scoreless tie with the Oilers for his first NHL goal on Saturday.
The second-overall pick out of Finland took a pass in the slot from Ryan Strome, got the puck to his backhand and slipped it past Mike Smith to give the Rangers a 1-0 lead.
Kaapo Kakko's first NHL goal was an absolute BEAUT
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On Monday night, the Rangers traded forward Vlad Namestnikov to the Senators in exchange for defenseman prospect Nick Ebert and a fourth-round pick in the 2021 NHL Draft.
On Tuesday, head coach David Quinn and general manager Jeff Gorton reacted to the trade.
"We feel like we've got guys who are going to be able to assume a little bit more responsibility throughout our organization," said Quinn.
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Four points in your first two games of the season? Doesn't get much better than that, and that's exactly what Rangers forward Mika Zibanejad did to start the 2019-20 NHL season.
Zibanejad started his year with eight total points, an even split with four goals and four assists.
For his efforts, Zibanejad was named the First Star of the league's opening week to the season on Monday.
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The Rangers have traded forward Vladislav Namestnikov to the Senators Monday night, in exchange for AHL defenseman Nick Ebert and a fourth-round pick in the 2021 draft, as it was announced by his agent, Dan Milstein, on Twitter.
Vladislav Namestnikov been traded to Ottawa. Excited for new opportunity!!!!!! #WeAreGoldStar- Dan Milstein-Hockey (@HockeyAgent1) October 7, 2019
Namestnikov played in 99 games during his time in New York, scoring 13 goals and 35 points in that time.
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The Rangers opened their season with a 6-4 win against the Winnipeg Jets at Madison Square Garden.
Five things to know from Thursday's game
1) Marc Staal lit the lamp with 8:25 left in the first period, the first goal of the season for the 2019-20 Rangers. Staal made a great wrap-around move to beat Jets goalie Connor Hellebuyck, breaking a scoreless tie. With 2:37 left in the first period, thought, the Jets tied the game with a Mark Scheifele goal. The Rangers carelessly turned the pick over in their own zone to set up the Winnipeg goal.
2) At the start of the second period, the Rangers struck quickly to retake the lead, as prized free agent addition Artemi Panarin found the back of the net just 27 seconds into the period. Right away, though, the Jets answered back. Thirty seconds after Panarin's goal, Blake Wheeler beat Henrik Lundqvist to tie the game at 2-2.
As the Rangers open their 2019-20 regular season Thursday against the Winnipeg Jets at 7 p.m. from Madison Square Garden in New York, an early look ahead to the Stanley Cup is already on the minds of oddsmakers.
The Rangers' journey back to the postseason begins with the team facing an uphill battle, as far as odds are concerned, with Odds Shark pegging New York at +4000.
The number is the same for the Vancouver Canucks, who share the odds in the bottom half of the list, which is included below.
The Rangers and goalie Henrik Lundqvist are hoping 2019 is different.
His numbers alone he'd like to improve. His save percentage was .907 and his goals against average was 3.07 last season. Both were career-worsts, but also very much a product of what was going on around him with the team's rebuild.
With that in mind, he's not worrying about 2018 at all.
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After 13 seasons, including his first 11 with the New York Rangers, two-year Tampa Bay Lightning defenseman Dan Girardi retired from the NHL, he announced Friday.
"I would like to thank all my coaches, family, friends and teammates for supporting me throughout my entire hockey career," Girardi said in a statement released Friday by the Lightning. "I want to thank the New York Rangers for giving me a chance to fulfill my childhood dream of playing in the NHL. Throughout those 11 incredible years I have made so many friends on and off the ice. I bled Ranger blue and gave it my all for my team, the city and the Garden faithful. I also want to thank the Tampa Bay Lightning for helping me continue my career by giving me a chance to play for such an amazing organization, city and fan base. The last two years in Tampa Bay have been so much fun for me and my family. I will always fondly remember my time here. Finally, I want to thank my wife Pamela for always being there for me and holding down the fort and to Landon and Shaye for always being daddy's No. 1 fans.
"I gave my all every single night and left it all out on the ice. Now it's time for the next chapter of my life to begin and I couldn't be happier ... and so is my body."
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The Rangers made a lot of moves this offseason to bolster not just their NHL roster, but their farm system as well. And because of that, they're being honored as having the best farm system in the entire league, per The Athletic's rankings.
Kaapo Kakko, the No. 2 overall pick by New York back in June, is a main reason why their ranking jumped from No. 11 last season to the top dog now. The Finnish forward was highly touted as an NHL-ready prospect that should make an immediate impact for the Rangers this season. Playing in TPS-Liiga, Finland's top league, he dominated at age 17.
But there's also Vitaly Kravtsov, the Rangers' first-rounder in 2018, that experts rave about as well. The Athletic has him pegged as a "High-end NHL prospect," after his season playing in the KHL.
Mark Pavelich, a former Rangers center and "Miracle on Ice" team member, was arrested and charged with assault last week after an incident with a neighbor at his Minnesota home.
Pavelich allegedly attacked his neighbor with a metal pole, breaking several bones and bruising a kidney among the injuries, after he believed the neighbor "spiked" his beer, according to the criminal complaint obtained by the Associated Press.
The 61-year-old went to Cook County District Court on Monday, where the judge "ordered a mental competency hearing," according to the report. Bail has been set at $250,000.
No New York Ranger has more goals over the past three seasons than Chris Kreider's 72. However, that doesn't mean that the Rangers' longest-tenured forward is safe heading into what would be his eighth season as a Blueshirt.
Given the Rangers' salary cap troubles, it's been speculated that the team may have to part with an expensive piece like Kreider to make room for young talent. The team only has slightly more than $1 million in cap space, and still must re-sign forward Brandon Lemieux and defenseman Tony DeAngelo, who are restricted free agents. Kreider, a free agent in one year, carries a $4.625 million cap hit.
From a financial perspective, it makes sense to trade Kreider. However, members of the Rangers' front office reiterated on Thursday that as of now, the expectation is that Kreider will remain a member of the Rangers for the 2019-20 season.
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Yet another former Ranger has packed his bags for the sunny shores of Tampa.
The Tampa Bay Lightning announced Monday that they have signed ex-Rangers defenseman Kevin Shattenkirk to a one-year, $1.75 million contract.
Shattenkirk will slide into a top-four role on the Lightning defense, potentially beside ex-Rangers captain Ryan McDonagh. Ironically, the Lightning signed Shattenkirk to fill a spot formerly held by two ex-Rangers, Anton Stralman and Dan Girardi, who were let go this summer.
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The Rangers, stuck in a tough salary cap situation, bought out the contract on defender Kevin Shattenkirk on Wednesday, according to the New York Post. The news was later confirmed by Shattenkirk's agent.
Shattenkirk, 30, spent the past two seasons with the Rangers after signing a four-year deal with the team worth $26.65 million during the summer of 2017.
Prior to the move, the Rangers were over the NHL's $81.5 million salary cap ceiling. The buyout saves New York over $5 million on the cap and now puts them just under the league's spending limit.
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Disappointing seasons from the Rangers and Devils prompted impressive offseason work from both organizations. It certainly helped that both teams had the top two picks in the NHL Draft -- selections that netted potentially franchise-altering talents in Kappo Kakko and Jack Hughes, respectively.
While they didn't have a high draft pick or significant free agent signing, the Islanders made a handful of moves, mainly in the form of re-signings. For the most part, their roster enters 2019-20 relatively unchanged.
Taking all of this into consideration, here's a closer look at the biggest moves each organization made...
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The Rangers announced on Friday night that the team has officially agreed to terms with restricted free agent Pavel Buchnevich.
The 24-year-old played in 64 with the Rangers last season, scoring 21 goals and adding 17 assists. His seven power play goals led the team, while his 21 goals ranked third on the squad, trailing only Mika Zibanejad (30) and Chris Kreider (28).
In three seasons with the Rangers, the Russian-born Buchnevich has tallied 43 goals and 101 points overall. Buchnevich has recorded the fourth-most goals and the fifth-most points by a Russian player in Rangers history.
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The Rangers just continue to make offseason moves, this time to improve their offensive depth.
New York announced on Wednesday that they have agreed to terms with F Phillip Di Giuseppe.
The 25-year-old played 24 games in the NHL last season between the Predators and Hurricanes. He tallied four points (one goal and three assists), while being a minus-3 overall on the ice. The Toronto native has played in 150 NHL games over his four-year career, totaling 14 goals and 27 assists. However, he's a career minus-15.
The left-handed stick was a second-round pick by the Hurricanes back in 2012.
Kaapo Kakko, No. 2 overall pick in the 2019 NHL Draft, is officially a Ranger.
Kakko signed his entry-level deal with the Rangers on Thursday, which the team shared via Twitter.
Rangers fans have already embraced Kakko, flocking to the team's developmental camp to catch a glimpse of him on the ice. And many like Kakko for the Rangers, especially NBC Sports' NHL analyst Pierre McGuire who told SNY "I can see him fitting in right away."
The NHL Players Association announced on Friday that 40 players have filed for salary arbitration and the most prominent name on the list belongs to the New York Rangers.
Of those heading to an arbitrator are Rangers forward Pavel Buchnevich and recently acquired defenseman Jacob Trouba. Both are restricted free agents.
At a later date each player will have arbitration hearings in Toronto. Those have yet to be scheduled, but according to the NHLPA release, league-wide meetings with individual players will take place from July 20 to Aug. 4. The Rangers and players can continue to negotiate a contract before the meeting.
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The Rangers officially landed Artemi Panarin, the prize of this year's NHL free agency class, on Monday.
By Tuesday, Panarin was introduced to the media after touring Madison Square Garden.
"I want to say thank you to the Rangers organization," said Panarin, who signed a seven-year contract with the Rangers on Monday. "I appreciate the opportunity … I'm really happy."
Another superstar is coming to New York.
The Rangers made it official on Monday when they announced the signing of All-Star winger Artemi Panarin. According to SportsNet's Elliotte Friedman, the new contract is the largest in franchise history at $81.5 million over seven years.
Panarin took less to make his way to New York. The Blue Jackets, the team he played for last season, offered an eight-year, $96 million deal, which was also their largest contract in team history.
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Columbus Blue Jackets winger Artemi Panarin is tihs summer's prized free agent in the NHL, and the Rangers are interested in adding him. Here's the latest updates:
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"All signs are pointing" to the Rangers landing Panarin, reports Darren Dreger of TSN. Dreger adds that it is believed Panarin is leaving money on the table to join the Blueshirts.
The Rangers have traded LW Jimmy Vesey to the Sabres in exchange for a 2021 NHL Draft pick, the team announced on Monday.
Vesey was in the final year of his two-year, $4.55 million deal with New York, so the Rangers created a little more cap space by getting rid of his contract.
Is it a coincidence that Vesey is a left winger and the Rangers are aggressively pursuing top free agent LW Artemi Panarin ahead of NHL free agency kicking off at noon today? Not at all.
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Kaapo Kakko, the second-overall pick in the 2019 NHL Draft, caught up with SNY to discuss his first week as a member of the Rangers.
"It was a great week for me and for the team," Kakko said.
The Finnish winger also spoke about getting to know his new teammates and how his game translates to the NHL level.
The top free agent in the NHL market this summer is by far Artemi Panarin, the Blue Jackets' left winger that has been a consistent points machine for four seasons. The Rangers are expected to be very aggressive in trying to land him, but New York doesn't seem to be the favorite at the moment.
According to The Post's Brett Cyrgalis, the Panthers are the leading candidate to land the 27-year-old. The two main reasons Cyrgalis has the Panthers at the top is the fact that Florida doesn't have any state income taxes, and the Panthers have hired Joel Quenneville as head coach. Quennevile coached Panarin during his first two seasons with the Blackhawks.
Why does income tax matter? Florida can actually offer Panarin more than the Rangers, or even the Islanders, when it comes down to contracts. Panarin is looking to settle down with a seven-year deal at $11-12 million per season.
On Wednesday afternoon, the Rangers introduced members of their 2019 NHL Draft class to members of the media at Madison Square Garden.
Among the group was second-overall pick Kaapo Kakko, who gave his initial impression of MSG and the city of New York, and spoke about wanting to play with the Rangers next season.
A member of the 1994 Stanley Cup Champion Rangers has been induted into the Hockey Hall of Fame.
Defenseman Sergei Zubov, in his seventh year of eligibility, made the cut to join professional ice hockey's most esteemed players in Toronto's sacred hall. He joins a class that includes Guy Carbonneau, Václav Nedomanský and Haley Wickenheiser.
Although Zubov spent most of his career with the Dallas Stars, he began his career as a Ranger. Drafted in the fifth round in 1990, he played a pivotal role on the legendary 1994 team, scoring a career-high 89 points in 78 regular season games. He also added 19 more over 22 playoff contests en route to the Rangers' first championship in 54 years.
The Rangers are making their push for free agent Artemi Panarin, but their hopes of landing him do not appear favorable.
According to Rick Carpiniello of The Athletic, the Rangers are meeting with Panarin this week but it remains possible, if not probable, that he will sign with the Florida Panthers instead.
Rangers president John Davidson, who knows Panarin well from his time as the Columbus Blue Jackets president, is expected to be part of the meeting with the free agent winger.
The Rangers have announced their schedule for the 2019-20 season.
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- Their 2,000th all-time regular season game at the current MSG on Oct. 27, 2019 against Boston.
- Three of their four games against the Islanders coming in a nine-day span from Jan. 13, 2020 to Jan. 21, 2020.
- Their five-day bye week following the 2020 NHL All-Star Game, which takes place on Jan. 26.
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As the first two picks of the 2019 NHL Draft, the careers of Jack Hughes of the Devils and Kaapo Kakko of the Rangers figure to be forever linked.
New Jersey only ratcheted up the recently dormant rivalry with their Manhattan counterparts further Saturday by pulling off a blockbuster trade for Norris Trophy-winning defenseman P.K. Subban, countering the Rangers big addition on the blue line earlier this month, the acquisition of first-pair defenseman Jacob Trouba from Winnipeg.
While free agency looms in July, the transformational addition of the Blueshirts' summer haul so far clearly was the Finnish-bred Kakko, the slam-dunk No.2 selection after the Devils expectedly opened the draft by grabbing Hughes, the 18-year-old American projected franchise center, with the top pick.
The Rangers are far from a finished product as they aim to climb back into playoff contention in the Metropolitan Division, but they officially have landed their coveted Finnish product.
Drafting 18-year-old winger Kaapo Kakko with the No.2 overall pick in the NHL Draft on Friday night in Vancouver was a slam-dunk choice after the rival Devils selected American center Jack Hughes first overall a few minutes earlier.
"Of course, it was my dream to be No. 1," Kakko told reporters Friday night in Vancouver. "But of course, the second one is also good, and every team in the NHL is a good team, so I'm happy.
"I've never been to New York before, but I think it's coming. It's my plan and my hope I can be there next season."
Rangers fans have been waiting eagerly to see which super-prospect they would get ever since they moved up to second in the draft lottery in May. Now, the waiting is finally over.
General manager Jeff Gorton chose Kaapo Kakko second overall in the NHL Draft on Friday night, gifting the Rangers a generational talent that instantly slots into their top-six forward group.
The Devils made Gorton's decision easy by selecting U.S.-born Jack Hughes first overall, leaving Kakko the clear-cut best option. Although he went second overall, Kakko is projected to be a budding superstar and becomes the most exciting prospect in a stacked Rangers system.
Ryan Callahan's NHL career appears to be coming to an end.
The former Rangers captain, currently on the Tampa Bay Lightning, was told by doctors he has a degenerative back disease and was recommended that he no longer play hockey, Lightning GM Julien BriseBois announced on Thursday.
Callahan, 34, opened up about his back condition in an interview with the team's website, calling it a "degenerative disc disease," and essentially confirmed he will not be returning.
The Rangers are in the midst of a rebuild, but their latest move already has them trending in the right direction.
New York struck a deal with the Jets to acquire D Jacob Trouba in exchange for Neal Pionk and the No. 20 overall pick in the 2019 NHL Draft on Monday. Many believe the Rangers got a steal in this trade, acquiring a 25-year-old two-way defender that is one of the best in the league.
Getting Trouba onto their roster is just another positive step for the Rangers, who are impressing NBC Sports' NHL analyst Pierre McGuire.
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The NHL Draft Lottery was kind to the New York Rangers, a team looking to accelerate their rebuild as fast as possible. And on Friday, they'll be selecting No. 2 overall in Vancouver.
And with that pick, it's almost certain that it will be Finnish winger Kaapo Kakko, who many view as the second-best prospect in the Draft behind United States C Jack Hughes.
If the mock drafts and speculation hold true, the Rangers will be getting Kakko - a 6-foot-2, aggressive player that has the potential to go down in history as one of the best to come out of Finland.
Location: Vancouver, British Columbia
Round 1: Friday, June 21 at 8 p.m.; TV: NBCSN
Rounds 2-7: Saturday, June 22 at 1 p.m.; TV: NHL Network
No. 2 (First Round)
No. 20 (First Round, via Winnipeg)
No. 49 (Second Round, via Dallas)
No. 58 (Second Round, via Tampa Bay)
No. 68 (Third Round)
No. 112 (Fourth Round, via Columbus)
No. 130 (Fifth Round)
No. 161 (Sixth Round)
No. 205 (Seventh Round, via Columbus)
After the Jets bungled the process a bit, the Rangers swooped in and traded for star defenseman Jacob Trouba on Monday night -- and got him for a price that most saw as very low.
That price was Neal Pionk and the No. 20 pick in the upcoming NHL draft.
On a conference call Tuesday morning, Trouba talked about the "shock" of getting traded, said he "couldn't be more excited" to be on the Rangers, and talked about his future.
The acquisition of Jacob Trouba from the Winnipeg Jets represents the start of a new era on Broadway. No longer will the Blueshirts be hoping the ping pong balls fall in their direction during the draft lottery. Rather, they are planning to be battling for playoff positioning as the season winds down next spring.
Trouba will immediately become the top-pairing right-handed defenseman in the Rangers lineup.
"He is a big defenseman, he is 25 years old, can play against the best players, has offense, can kill penalties, and is in the prime of his career," Rangers general manager Jeff Gorton said as he raved about Trouba's skill set. "The opportunity for a player like that to become available doesn't happen all the time, we jumped on it."
The Rangers acquired Winnipeg Jets defenseman Jacob Trouba for defenseman Neal Pionk and the No. 20 pick in the NHL draft, the team announced Monday.
Trouba, 25, is a restricted free agent who recorded eight goals, 42 assists and 50 points for Winnipeg last season, scoring 18 points on power plays.
"He's in the prime of his career ... we jumped on it," Rangers GM Jeff Gorton said.
The Rangers are aggressively pursuing a trade for Winnipeg defenseman Jacob Trouba, according to the New York Post, but they're not alone.
The rival Islanders and Devils are also in the mix for Trouba, per the Post.
Trouba, a 25-year-old righty, is a restricted free agent who's been the subject of trade rumors for quite some time. With the Jets facing a cap issues, a Trouba trade might finally happen this offseason. The NHL Draft is next weekend and free agency starts on July 1, so it could happen sooner than later.


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The great classical liberal sociologist Henry Sumner Maine theorized that societies progressed from status to contract: In a status-based society, one is born into a place in a hierarchy. That place may change, but typically it doesn't change very much, and your place governs your rights and obligations. Societies of status are stable, rigid, and often deeply illiberal. They tend to be dominated by kinship groups, or clans, and those can be quite collectivist and hostile to individual liberty.
Contract-based societies are very different: In a contract-based society, individuals tend to be legally equal at birth. Family ties are affective and not quite so legally binding. Obligations tend to be voluntarily undertaken rather than assumed at birth. Societies of contract are flexible, may change rapidly, and will often act to protect individual liberty.
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There is plenty not going well.
But, it is too easy to get lost in the land of "not good enough". The land where teachers aren't good enough, parents aren't good enough, principals aren't good enough, I'm not good enough, you're not good enough, dare I say it . . . politicians aren't good enough. You get the picture.
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IDEA is trying to spur on the connecting and highlight the bright spots. IDEA is an organization that is strategically attempting to impact the local and national conversation towards evolving educational practices to ensure that youth can be meaningfully involved in their learning while having the tools they need to create a more just, democratic, and sustainable world.
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For too long, conversations about education have been focused on school funding, standardized scores, and the most recent bright-shiny thing – teacher quality.
It isn't that these things aren't important. The root behind each of them is relevant and important. But they lack vision, imagination, and focus.
We need to be having better conversations, clearer visions, and struggling to put those ideas into action. We need to fail. We need to risk. We need to find ways to listen and really engage with each other. We need to encourage each other (thanks Dr. Harding!).
I believe there is a moral, spiritual, ecological, and even economic imperative (if you need one) for making meaningful change.
The Cooperative Catalyst is an exciting place because it is yet one more effort of really thoughtful people doing just that – starting a better conversation about learning, youth, and education.
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Air Fried BBQ Chicken Skin
Don't like Pork Rinds? Try chicken skins instead! These are crispy and oh-so-juicy at the same time. A Ketoevangelist Coach mentioned eating chicken skins from a whole chicken. I decided to try it ASAP with my air fryer. This is so simple and delicious! Skin a whole chicken. (I then make chicken broth using the […]
Holy Chicharrón: Delicious Air Fried BBQ Pork Rinds in 3 minutes!
Holy Chicharrón! My son and I discovered we can air fry our own pork rinds in 3 minutes! Ingredients: microwaveable pork rinds pellets Method: Dump a handful of pork rind pellets in the air fryer. Cook at 400F for about 3 minutes. You'll hear them popping after a minute and stop. Check on them around […]
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HOMELESS: THE MOTEL KIDS OF ORANGE COUNTY - 9PM (HBO) Award-winning documentary filmmaker Alexandra Pelosi profiles a bunch of kids who live in motels with their families and attend school year round. DVR it and show it to your kid next time he or she whines about getting up for school. ANTICIPATION: TOUGH TIMES!
THE BACHELORETTE: THE MEN TELL ALL - 8PM (ABC)Tonight Ali must come face to face with the men she rejected. Each one is allowed one facial slap with a velvet glove. HOW DARE YOU, MISSY?! ANTICIPATION: KISS AND TELL!
INTERVENTION - 9PM (A&E) The award-winning reality show features a woman suffering from both an eating disorder and a drinking problem. Doesn't she realize drinking makes you fat, too? Surely, we can get her to stop drinking if we tell her this. Sure, she'll still have an eating disorder, but one out of two ain't bad! ANTICIPATION: REGURGITATION!
OBSESSED - 10PM (A&E) Tonight a woman is obsessed with cleaning her house. Can I marry her? I could use someone like that around. Because I am the opposite of obsessed with cleaning. ANTICIPATION: SPIC AND SPAN AND TRAGIC!
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Assists: 2 (Bryant 3/28/10)
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Ground Balls: 5 (twice most recent vs. Bryant, 3/28/10)
Draw Controls: 5 (Bryant, 3/28/10)
Caused turnovers: 5 (Boston University, 3/17/10)
Team captain ... Named first-team All-Ivy League … Earned a spot on the Ivy League All-Tournament team … Third on the team in points (34) and fourth in scoring (29) … Handed out a second-best six assists on the season … Led the Crimson in ground balls (33) and was second in draw controls (24) … Scored multiple goals in 14 of the 16 games she played in … Had hat tricks against Cornell, Virginia and Columbia … Scored four points in Harvard's near upset of No. 7 Virginia.
Earned a spot on the IWLCA All-North Region second team ... Named second-team All-Ivy League … Started in all 15 games at midfield … Second on the team in goals (32) and points (40) … Led the Crimson in ground balls (41) and caused turnovers (25) … Ranked second in the league and 20th in the nation in ground balls and second in the Ancient Eight and 29th in the nation in caused turnovers … Scored three or more goals five times including a career-high five goals against Boston College and Columbia.
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Sophomore - All-Ivy League second team ... Honored on Academic All-Ivy League team ... Named to ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District third team ... Saw action in all 17 games, starting 16 ... Ranked second on the Crimson with 14 points and led the team with six assists ... Was tied for second in the Ivy League in assists.
Freshman - Ivy League Rookie of the Year ... Named second-team All-Ivy League ... Selected to second-team NSCAA All-Northeast Region ... Named to Soccer America All-Freshman second team ... Tabbed on Soccer Buzz's Freshman All-America third team, All-Freshman Northeast team and All-Northeast second team ... Started all 17 games she played in ... Led the Crimson with 19 points and was tied for first with six tallies ... Was seventh in the Ivy League in scoring and was tied for fifth in goals and assists.
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Van Horne entering 45th year calling MLB games
WASHINGTON -- The date remains fixed in his mind.
Dave Van Horne immediately recalls the first game he ever broadcasted in the big leagues -- April 8, 1969.
The expansion Montreal Expos, in their first game, faced the New York Mets.
"Mudcat Grant started for the Expos, and Tom Seaver started for the New York Mets," Van Horne said. "It was my first big league game."
Also of note, it was the first Major League Baseball game involving a team located outside of the United States. It was the first time the national anthems of Canada and the United States were played before an MLB game.
The Expos won, 11-10.
"The Mets, however, went on to have their miracle year, and won the World Series championship," Van Horne said.
Monday marks another beginning for Van Horne. The veteran broadcaster also is embarking on his 12th season as the radio voice of the Marlins.
Van Horne, the Ford C. Frick Award winner in 2011, and Glenn Geffner once again will be broadcasting the Marlins on flagship station, 790 The Ticket.
The Marlins television broadcast team of Rich Waltz and Tommy Hutton are back on FOX Sports Florida.
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As a former Football player Tim Tebow received a standing ovation before his first Spring Training at-bat during Wednesday's Red Sox-Mets game. As we known baseball requires not only athleticism, but also skills honed over thousands of hours and millions of reps in the cage, at the plate and on the field. MLB.com's Anthony DiComo wrote in this week's mailbag that Tebow could improve and start climbing the Minor League ladder and he could burn out in a month and decide he's done with baseball. Coming to the plate with the bases loaded for his next at-bat, Tebow grounded into a double play. Still, the fans grew even louder. In his third time at the plate, Tebow would get a hit ... by pitch after Brian Johnson hit him the shoulder to load the bases. Perhaps showing how new he is to the game, however,Tebow was doubled off after L.J.Mazilli lined out to second.In Tebow's final at-bat of the day, he would go down looking again.Although Tebow may never reach the Majors,he got a Spring Training ovation that most players don't get it.


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A blizzard effectively ended the life of 49-year-old Raymond F. McPadden Jr.
He was plowing snow from his driveway in February 2013 when his truck got stuck in a drift. A neighbor's surveillance camera would later show that he grabbed a shovel and tried to dig himself out. Shortly after midnight he collapsed in the snow, a victim of a heart weakened by radiation he endured during a bout of cancer in his 20s.
McPadden was a devoted family man and popular fixture in the town of Shelton, Conn. He and his brothers owned two bustling diners, but he liked nothing better than spending time with his kids.
"The minute you met him, you wanted to be around him," said his widow, Marybeth Gauthier McPadden, a Millbury native. "Kids loved him. He was attentive and caring and silly. His death left a very big void with my children."
So when his 9-year-old son and namesake complained of stomachaches shortly before the one-year anniversary of his dad's death, Mrs. McPadden assumed the pain was psychological and took him to therapy. Still grieving herself, she couldn't know that a deluge would again overwhelm her family.
Little Ray's stomach pains got worse. Then he began vomiting. Finally came the devastating diagnosis: Burkitt lymphoma, a rare form of non-Hodgkin's lymphoma, characterized by impaired immunity and fast-growing tumors.
Little Ray underwent surgery in April to remove three tumors in his abdomen. Two weeks later, a bone scan and spinal tap came back clean, and he underwent seven rounds of chemotherapy.
"The cancer hadn't spread to his marrow, and all of the doctors were optimistic and expected he'd be cured," Mrs. McPadden said.
Then came a PET scan earlier this month, which revealed the presence of new tumors that had grown even as the child underwent chemo. Now, Ray faces an aggressive course of inpatient chemotherapy at Yale New Haven Children's Hospital.
"It's been a very rough year and a half," said Mrs. McPadden, a lawyer for a small firm in New Haven. "I think I'm on autopilot and in survival mode. I have to take care of my kids. ... I'll have my meltdown eventually."
To compound the family's stress, Mrs. McPadden must leave her job for several months while she stays with little Ray in the hospital, sleeping on a cot next to his bed. He underwent his first bout last week and is due back for another week of chemo Aug. 11.
"He's exhausted," his mom said. "He's been very stoic up until recently. ... But last week in the hospital he broke down. He misses his dad. He said, 'Why is God mad at me? What did I do?' "
Mary Kate Perry of Worcester graduated with Mrs. McPadden from Holy Name High School in 1986, along with Jon Davies, the Worcester firefighter who was killed in a three-decker blaze in 2011. After Davies' death, his classmates held a fundraiser for his family. Now they're holding another one for Marybeth McPadden.
"This family could not have undergone more tragedy," Ms. Perry said. "But Marybeth does an excellent job of putting on a good front."
As for Mrs. McPadden, she said she's weathered the storm with the support of friends and even strangers, who have delivered food and gift cards, and offered to baby-sit her daughter while she spends time in the hospital. "My son doesn't deserve this," she said. "I can't make it go away, and that's the hardest part. But people have been so good and giving, and that's made all the difference."
The fundraiser will be held Aug. 10 at Halligan's in Auburn. Donations can be made through gofundme.com under Marybeth McPadden's name. To learn more, call (508) 769-7838.
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Prof. Jing Kong
Prof. Judy Hoyt
Prof. Jesús del Alamo
Prof. Akintunde (Tayo) Akinwande
Spring 2009
6.012 is the header course for the department's "Devices, Circuits and Systems" concentration. The topics covered include: modeling of microelectronic devices, basic microelectronic circuit analysis and design, physical electronics of semiconductor junction and metal-on-silicon (MOS) devices, relation of electrical behavior to internal physical processes, development of circuit models, and understanding the uses and limitations of various models. The course uses incremental and large-signal techniques to analyze and design bipolar and field effect transistor circuits, with examples chosen from digital circuits, single-ended and differential linear amplifiers, and other integrated circuits.
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Sodini, Charles, Jing Kong, Judy Hoyt, Jesús del Alamo, and Akintunde (Tayo) Akinwande. 6.012 Microelectronic Devices and Circuits, Spring 2009. (MIT OpenCourseWare: Massachusetts Institute of Technology), http://ocw.mit.edu/courses/electrical-engineering-and-computer-science/6-012-microelectronic-devices-and-circuits-spring-2009 (Accessed). License: Creative Commons BY-NC-SA
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