Recruits 2006: The New Thread

[Cop at Lynah]

Justin Kreuger-RD (3/7/06) Penticton (BCHL) 6'2 205 10-6-86 55-7-15-22-25

[Trotsky]

[quote Cop at Lynah]Justin Kreuger-RD (3/7/06) Penticton (BCHL) 6'2 205 10-6-86 55-7-15-22-25[/quote]

Is that 10x2+5 or 5x5? :-D

[Rich S]

[quote Trotsky][quote Cop at Lynah]Justin Kreuger-RD (3/7/06) Penticton (BCHL) 6'2 205 10-6-86 55-7-15-22-25[/quote]

Is that 10x2+5 or 5x5? :-D[/quote]

In this case that's (10 x 2) + 5 if you want to be mathematically correct about it.;-)

[Trotsky]

[quote Rich S][quote Trotsky][quote Cop at Lynah]Justin Kreuger-RD (3/7/06) Penticton (BCHL) 6'2 205 10-6-86 55-7-15-22-25[/quote]

Is that 10x2+5 or 5x5? :-D[/quote]

In this case that's (10 x 2) + 5 if you want to be mathematically correct about it.;-)[/quote]

It's fine, x has precedence over +.

[atb9]

[quote Rich S][quote Trotsky][quote Cop at Lynah]Justin Kreuger-RD (3/7/06) Penticton (BCHL) 6'2 205 10-6-86 55-7-15-22-25[/quote]

Is that 10x2+5 or 5x5? :-D[/quote]

In this case that's (10 x 2) + 5 if you want to be mathematically correct about it.;-)[/quote]

Actually, no.  In this instance, order of operation makes the parentheses redundant.  As Colbert says, "Equations are the devil's sentences. The worst one is that quadratic equation: an infernal salad of letters, numbers, and symbols."

Edit: or better yet, "Facts can change, but my opinion will never change—no matter what the facts are."

[imafrshmn]

Interview with Colin Greening.  http://www.hockeysfuture.com/article.php?sid=8445&mode=threaded&order=0

[ben03]

not wanting to sift through the both recruiting threads please forgive me if this is very old news ... but Heisenberg lists
Troy Davenport-G (2/26/06)   Des Moines (USHL)   6'0 170 1-5-85 Will return to team as junior

if this is old, please disregard. it's been a while and i'm a few months behind. :-/

[Rich S]

Functionally yes it does but I'm looking at it from the point of view of the way it is taught to middle-schoolers.

They are told to use the parentheses to remove all doubt as to the order of operation.  Even high school kids get it wrong some times.  :-D

[DeltaOne81]

[quote Rich S]They are told to use the parentheses to remove all doubt as to the order of operation.  Even high school kids get it wrong some times.  :-D[/quote]

And Clarkson graduates

I kid, I kid... :-}

[Will]

An interesting little tidbit from CHN's ECAC Notebook http://www.collegehockeynews.com/news/2006/03/16_ecacnotebook.php :

"We've all been playing hockey since we were pretty young. I've got a little brother coming up too, so hopefully he'll be at Cornell soon." - Matt Moulson, whose sister plays for Niagara, stealing a hopeful glance at coach Schafer.

So, anyone who cares/has the time, want to look up the younger Moulson's stats to see if he's good enough?  (And, for that matter, how old he is?)

[scannon]

This site had a very sparse profile of Chris Moulson but the team's website had someone else with his jersey number so decide for yourselves.


http://www.midwesternjrb.com/leagues/rosters_profile.cfm?clientID=1827&leagueID=5180&teamID=66459&playerID=161929

[pfibiger]

[quote Will]An interesting little tidbit from CHN's ECAC Notebook http://www.collegehockeynews.com/news/2006/03/16_ecacnotebook.php :

"We've all been playing hockey since we were pretty young. I've got a little brother coming up too, so hopefully he'll be at Cornell soon." - Matt Moulson, whose sister plays for Niagara, stealing a hopeful glance at coach Schafer.

So, anyone who cares/has the time, want to look up the younger Moulson's stats to see if he's good enough?  (And, for that matter, how old he is?)[/quote]

Looks like his brother is Chris, he's played this year both for the Kitchener Dutchmen of the Midwestern Jr. B and the Mount Carmel Crusaders (a secondary school).

http://www.midwesternjrb.com/leagues/rosters_profile.cfm?clientID=1827&leagueID=5180&teamID=66459&playerID=161929