 to win consecutive games and play has been almost impossible to predict.
The best of seven series is knotted at two games apiece, with Game Five set for Sunday.
There have been several storylines, from Pittsburgh coach Mike Sullivan’s call to put Matt Murray back in goal for Game Four to the raft of injuries along the blueline to Ottawa’s unproductive power play.
Another storyline is the aggressiveness of the Penguins, which caught the Senators off guard in Game Four.
Sidney Crosby had two points, including a goal and an assist, and many called it a return to form for the centre. Indeed, it probably was his best effort since sustaining a concussion in Game Three of the second round.
For Sid, it’s simple.

Part of that compete level has come with making life difficult for Ottawa goalie Craig Anderson. The plan of attack was transparent in Game Four, as Pittsburgh put the puck on net and forced faceoffs in the offensive zone. From there, the Penguins won seven of 10 offensive zone faceoffs in the first period alone and went to work.
Making sure you compete is part of anyone’s game plan, but the Senators will need to turn that hockey trope into something tangible if they want to counter Pittsburgh’s attack.
So far, their 1-3-1 forecheck has been paying dividends and shutting down the Penguins. It’s true that Crosby and Co. have had success countering the stingy defence with a dump-and-chase method, but Ottawa makes playing in the defensive zone difficult.
Winning will take more than stifling the opposition and that’s where the Senators could use a boost. They went without a goal on the power play in four chances in Game Four and their 5-1 explosion in Game Three is kind of an anomaly, so adjustments may be in the works to put more offence in the mix.
Those adjustments will be subtle, which confirms the slingshot nature of the series.
Plainly put, the Penguins won Game Four because they played like the Senators. They took possession of the puck. They blocked shots. They collapsed in the defensive zone and forced difficult chances. And when Ottawa was desperate, they pounced.
In Game Five, expect Pittsburgh to stick with what works. They’ll try to out-Ottawa the Senators.
In the end, that could make the difference. If Ottawa is beaten by their own game, they could miss their chance at the Stanley Cup. And the Penguins will have proven once more that they can and will make the right adjustments along the way.
Q: Pass SauceLabs username/accesskey into DriverOptions class I am trying to send selenium tests to saucelabs using the DriverOptions class.  According to this link, you need a sauce:options configuration, and according to this post a Dictionary will do. Here is my setup:
DriverOptions options = new ChromeOptions
{
    PlatformName = "Windows 10",
    BrowserVersion = "latest"
};
IDictionary<string, string> sauceOptions = new Dictionary<string, string>
{
    { "username", SauceUsername },
    { "accessKey", SauceAccessKey },
    { "name", TestContext.TestName },
    { "seleniumVersion", "3.11.0" }
};
options.AddAdditionalCapability("sauce:options", sauceOptions);
_driver = new RemoteWebDriver(new Uri("http://@ondemand.saucelabs.com:80/wd/hub"),
    options.ToCapabilities(), TimeSpan.FromSeconds(600));

I get a WebDriverException on the RemoteWebDriverinit, saying Misconfigured -- Sauce Labs Authentication Error.  You used username 'None' and access key 'None' to authenticate.  This is weird because 


*

*I am given back the desired caps I used, which were:
The following desired capabilities were received:
{'browserName': 'chrome',
 'browserVersion': 'latest',
 'goog:chromeOptions': {'sauce:options': {'accessKey': 'XXXXXXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX163edf42',
                                          'name': 'DriverOptionsTest',
                                         'seleniumVersion': '3.11.0',
                                          'username': 'kroe761'}},
'platformName': 'Windows 10'}
The last few digits of my accesskey are right and that is my username, so clearly I sent the correct credentials


*If I remove the dictionary and pass the username and accesskey directly into the RemoteDriver uri (http://{SauceUsername}:{SauceAccessKey}@ondemand...) it works,  However, I can't pass in any other sauce options. 


Thanks!

A: Use the AddAdditionalCapability overload that takes three arguments, not two. This tells the ChromeOptions instance to add the dictionary to the top-level of the JSON payload, rather than as part of the goog:chromeOptions property. Here is what that would look like:
// Note, you must use the specific class here, rather than the
// base class, as the base class does not have the proper method
// overload. Also, the UseSpecCompliantProtocol property is required.
ChromeOptions options = new ChromeOptions
{
    PlatformName = "Windows 10",
    BrowserVersion = "latest",
    UseSpecCompliantProtocol = true
};
Dictionary<string, object> sauceOptions = new Dictionary<string, object>
{
    { "username", SauceUsername },
    { "accessKey", SauceAccessKey },
    { "name", TestContext.TestName },
    { "seleniumVersion", "3.11.0" }
};
options.AddAdditionalCapability("sauce:options", sauceOptions, true);
_driver = new RemoteWebDriver(new Uri("http://ondemand.saucelabs.com:80/wd/hub"),
    options.ToCapabilities(), TimeSpan.FromSeconds(600));

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The update is likely to bring a few new features to the iPhone while improving on Apple's existing apps and services.
The current version of Apple's mobile software, iOS 7, was a big deal for iPhone users when it launched.
It completely changed the look and feel of Apple's mobile software, ushering in a new flat design and ditching the skeuomorphic architecture that had been found in previous iterations of iOS.
This also marked the first time Apple's iconic hardware design chief Jony Ive played a major role in shaping the software aesthetics for a major product launch. Ive has since been promoted to lead the entire software design team at Apple.
iOS 8 isn't expected to bring as much of a physical change as iOS 7, but rumors suggest that there will be some noteworthy additions come this fall. Here's a look at everything we think we know about iOS 8.
Healthbook
It's unclear exactly how Apple would collect this type of personal data. The iPhone 5s' M7 motion co-processor is capable of tracking steps and other basic activity, but there's no way for it to monitor blood pressure, hydration, or sleep.
Improved Apple Maps
Apple reportedly plans to redeem its troubled Maps app with iOS 8. Apple Maps, which debuted with iOS 6 in 2012, was a complete disaster when it launched. The glitch-ridden navigation app was so terrible that Apple