The Sabres bombarded Halak with 14 shots on goal

The DNT900 is also suitablefor battery operation with its ability to auto-report sensor data and to sleepin between reports. RFM offers a developer kit - the DNT900DK - to help design engineers fast tracktheir designs. The DNT900DK developer kit will be available by the end ofJanuary from RFM distributors Avnet, Digi-Key, Mouser Electronics, and NuHorizons. RFM offers one of the broadest range of wireless sensor networking platforms inthe RF module and boxed radio product categories in the market. RFM has earned areputation for outstanding support of the integration of their OEM RF modules bycustomers with little or no RF expertise. Design engineers looking for RF modulesolutions look to RFM first.

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In a huge divisional match-up, the Buffalo Sabres lit up the Montreal Canadiens 6 times en route to a 6-2 win over the Habs at HSBC Arena in Buffalo, New York.Buffalo opened the scoring a little more than 2 minutes into the game with Clarke MacArthur's eighth goal of the season. Pominville and Roy both added goals before the halfway point in the first period to propel the Sabres to a 3-0 lead over the defenseless Canadiens.In the first period, Buffalo's Ryan Miller blocked all 3 Montreal shots on goal. Montreal's Halak blocked 12 of 15.The Sabres came out swinging again the second period and Buffalo native Tim Kennedy put the puck past Halak to gain the 4-0 advantage. Montreal answered back later in the the period with a wrist-shot goal by Scott Gomez.Montreal increased their shots on goal by 2 for the second period, placing 5 shots on Miller. The Sabres bombarded Halak with 14 shots on goal.The third period would see another Montreal goal, by Josh Gorges, halving Buffalo's lead to 4-2. The same thing occurred in the Sabres' 5-1 rout of the Carolina Hurricanes last Saturday.Clarke MacArthur is now tied with Thomas Vanek for the most goals scored this season, with 8. Vanek continues to disappoint so far this season, with the superstar aspirations for him quickly slipping away.