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I'd say it's better when it hits an "advanced" country. The death toll in Japan is minuscule compared to Haiti, for example...and they're much better equipped to deal with it. Obviously, ideally no earthquakes would hit at all...

Does it suck less when it's a "less advanced" country? Hope the death toll stays pretty low...they're saying it's in the 40's at the moment.

I'm not defending the result, I'm saying it was a mostly legal hit with an unfortunate ending. I actually quite like the habs(probably third or fourth fav team) and I don't like chara(battle of ontario). I just don't see the malicious intent habs fans so vehemently insist is obvious. I agree with all the suspensions that have hit the leafs this season (two to mike brown) and I agree that komisarek should have (and was) thrown out of the game today. You can't punish based on result - it simply isn't fair to anyone involved. I think the league has been overly lax on many occasions but this wasn't one of those.

Are you [bleep]ing kidding me? These guys know what they're doing on the ice, and where the glass wall starts even moreso. I don't care if it wouldn't have been a dirty hit "X" seconds before or after, its what he did that matters. A clean hit is VERY DEPENDENT on the circumstances... I could "clean hit" an old lady crossing the street, it doesn't make it right. Did you watch the replay? He didn't hit him, he deliberately shoved him into the starting glass wall 2-3 seconds after he dumped the puck. The real problem I have with the hit is that it was totally unnecessary. But I guess that what happens when your [cabbage] team is losing 4-0 in the 2nd. Lol typical habs fan reaction. He didn't shove his head, he finished his check, with his arm, like every player does. You expect that, when there's a guy about to get a breakaway blowing past, he's going to let up because he anticipates the small chance that the guy would go over the boards and the even smaller chance that he'd actually get hurt? I don't remember this kind of reaction when Kostopolous creamed Van Ryn, for example. The play was interference, yes - which is why I agree with the game misconduct at least. He got 5 and game for that, not because he was trying to injure him.

That's precisely my point. It wouldn't have been a dangerous hit had it happened literally a tenth of a second later. It would have been a normal hit...and it was a normal hit.

I would have a problem with it. There was literally nothing wrong with the hit (baring interference). If you start penalizing based on the result that makes players afraid to hit at all.

Nothing! Chara got nothing for that cheap shot?!?!?! McSorley's stickwork on Brashear wasn't as bad as that! :angry: Don't make me laugh. McSorely's stick on brashear was a blatant attempt to injure. If chara's hit had been in any other part of the rink nobody would have thought a thing of it.

Fffail. We really needed that win. At least we got the point though. (And buff/njd both lost). I really hope Pacioretty is ok as well, that was brutal...

I don't think MLSE would allow the league to move a team to Hamilton. Too close, would hurt the leafs a lot (they might actually have to charge a reasonable amt for tickets!). I'd also prefer a team in Winnipeg...I wonder if anything will happen with QC?

Very interested to see what happens with that...

I know ;) That's exactly my point. Using a program like loic is only going to cause a DOS attack, not a DDOS(unless they've got multiple people doing it, which happens in the clan world from time to time).

Yeah, doubt we'd get past the first round. Hell, even making the playoffs is going to be tight... That said, I'm glad they're not giving up. EDIT: And NJ is seven points out of a playoff spot. Ridiculous. Thank God we only play them once more...

Ok, well I'll do a basic example then (the animal one) public class animal(){ public animal(){ } } public class dog extends animal(){ public dog(){ } public String bark(){ return "woof woof"; } } public class main(){ public static void main(String[] args){ dog d = new dog(); System.out.println(d.bark()); } } That's basically how you do it. You create a class (animal), with a constructor(what will automatically get called when you create an instance of the object (in main)). Then, you extend it (dog class) or just use the animal class. Then, in main, you create an instance of the class, and you can call the methods that way.

It's entirely possible - any machine on the internet can be ddosed. RS players are using the term incorrectly, however. Most of the time, they are perpetrating a DOS attack, not a DDOS one.

But they'll have made the playoffs, which is still something... The injury argument makes no sense. You're just as likely to be injured tanking a regular season game as you are in the playoffs.

Because it's every team's goal to make the playoffs? They have no first round pick this year, so tanking won't help (well they have two but not their own).

Woot philly downed! 3 pts out now...

Agreed. Over. For some reason I read that "over" in walky talky lingo rather than you posting your personal preference. Every time I think of "over" in a walkie talkie voice the following clip comes to mind:

Finally, after like three months: Least achieved achievement in the game (.9% of all players have it). 100% legit too.

Agreed. Over.

Because he came back to twitter yesterday after being gone for a while.

Attempting OOP as the first concept you learn is a bad idea. A basic overview is that you have a class that does certain operations, and in the main method you use the class (create an instance of the class object) and do what you need to there. So scanner goes in main...really it's a bad example though since whatever you're trying to do doesn't need to be OOP at all.

No need for testing to extend test, but you don't even have a constructor. Also don't print from the class, print from the calling object. Try this: import java.util.Scanner; public class test { public string input2; public test(String input){ input2 = input; } public string getInput() return input2; } }

http://www.runescape.com/kbase/guid/manual I don't understand what you're asking?

Alex ovechkin's pic of phil kessel before he went last at the all star game draft. the CEO of RIM actually tried to move the penguins/preds/coyotes to hamilton, but the NHL shut him down Yeah I know. I was just saying the sabres weren't on his list. They shut him down because he was being a real douche about it.