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|Joe Corvo had same groin injury last year, David Krejci leaves practice
|09.21.11 at 1:03 pm ET
WILMINGTON — Bruins center David Krejci was the latest player to leave the ice with a tight groin, as he did not finish Wednesday's practice. Coach Claude Julien revealed that a tight groin was also the reason for Joe Corvo's exit during the first period of Tuesday's black and white scrimmage.
"[Corvo] had a tight groin, so before anything happened, we pulled him out and we're giving him a little bit of rest," Julien said. "Krejci did the same thing today. We told him to get off the ice, so it's jut a typical training camp thing that happens. We're being more cautious than we are being risky."
As it relates to Corvo, Julien hit the nail on the head with the "typical training camp thing that happens" part. The veteran blueliner dealt with the same groin issue in last year's training camp, but said that his experience with it is that it goes away quickly with rest and lots of icing.
"It's something that I had last year too in camp," Corvo told WEEI.com Wednesday. "It's just the groin's tired. It's kind of telling me to pull back a little bit and give it a couple days rest. I'm sure it will be fine tomorrow."
Corvo said he experienced pain in the groin after changing directions during his second or third shift of the scrimmage. Neither Krejci nor Corvo will play in Wednesday's preseason opener, though Krejci was already not in the lineup prior to the injury.
|David Krejci looking ahead to hockey, not his next contract
|09.16.11 at 1:50 pm ET
David Krejci is entering the final year of his contract and has communicated a message to his agent.
"I told him to leave me alone," the Bruins' first-line center said Friday after fitness testing at TD Garden.
Krejci is set to be a restricted free agent at season's end, as he is in the last season of the three-year, $11.25 million deal he signed after the 2008-09 season. He likes Boston and would be happy with a new deal, but he made it clear that he doesn't want to think about one until the sides agree.
"If there's going to be some talk, [agent Larry Kelly]'s going to keep it to himself, and when he thinks there's a good deal for me or something, he'll let me know and I'll decide. I told him to leave me alone. He knows that from my other contract. I'm going to be focused for a good start, and what happens happens."
The 25-year-old led all postseason players with 12 goals over the Bruins' championship run. As such, he's focused on continuing the success that brought the Stanley Cup to Boston as apposed to worrying about the value of his next deal.
"Obviously, it's nice that you make a living doing what you love to do, but that's not why I play hockey," Krejci said. "I started playing hockey when I was a kid because I loved it, and I still love it. What happens happens. If they're going to offer me a deal, [general manager Peter Chiarelli] is going to talk to my agent, then he's going to let me know and we'll see what happens."
A Boston Globe report recently stated that talks have opened between Krejci's agent and the Bruins. Krejci showed he wasn't kidding about asking to be left out of the loop, as he said Friday that the report was the first he'd heard of the sides talking.
"The first time I heard about it was when I saw on the internet that they've opened discussions. That was the first time I'd heard about it," he said. "I wasn't thinking about it at all this summer. I'm not going to be talking about it this season either. I'm just going to have a good year, help the team get to the playoffs. '¦ That's where my mind is right now."
While Krejci's mind is on hockey, he's also happy with where he is physically. Krejci spent the offseason following the 2009-10 working his way back from a wrist injury that both ended his playoffs and required surgery. Now coming off a completely healthy season and a relaxing offseason, Krejci is both refreshed and ready to start all over again.
"That was the best summer I've had in a long time, maybe in my life," he said. "I know it was short. [The two years previous to last year] I had some injuries, so I had to do some rehabs and stuff. This one was short, but it was pretty good."
Krejci had 13 goals in the regular season last year and 49 assists, with his 62 points making it the second highest total o his career. He had 73 in the 2008-09 season.
|Tomas Kaberle brings Stanley Cup to Czech Republic
|07.20.11 at 3:42 pm ET
When David Krejci and his Bruins teammates arrived in the Czech Republic to begin what would end up being a championship season, the best he could offer was taking fellow players out for goulash. As the video below shows, what he and Tomas Kaberle have brought this time is a bit shinier, and contains far less calories.
(On that first video, what is that at 0:35? Did the Winnipeg Jets make a draft pick on this trip?)
The Cup is on its European swing now, with Kaberle up first. Krejci will have his day on Thursday, with captain Zdeno Chara getting two days with the trophy on Friday and Saturday. Tuukka Rask will have it Sunday and Monday before it heads back to North America.
As Bruins PR man Eric Tosi tweeted, the defenseman signed autographs and took pictures with fans for over five hours and didn't stop until all who showed up were accomodated. That's hardly surprising that Kaberle would do such a thing, as his kindness was not on the list of things in question during his time in Boston.
For the list of where the Cup has been and is set to go, click here.
|Peter Chiarelli: Bruins letting Tomas Kaberle, Michael Ryder test market
|06.30.11 at 12:42 pm ET
Bruins general manager Peter Chiarelli spoke with the media Thursday in anticipation of the NHL's free agency period opening Friday. The Bruins have two players set to hit unrestricted free agency in winger Michael Ryder and defenseman Tomas Kaberle. The GM said that ties have not been severed with either player, but that the B's likely won't be active in the early stages of free agency.
"Certainly theres no finality to our relationship," Chiarelli said of Kaberle. "What we've agreed to with Tomas and his agent is that he would look into the market and we would continue to talk with him. '¦ Let me be perfectly clear, there's no end to the relationship because we haven't signed him to this point."
Chiarelli noted that if the Bruins are unable to retain Kaberle, he will look both in-house and elsewhere for his replacement on the Bruins' blue line.
He also indicated that the B's are taking the same approach with Ryder, and that if the players take deals with other teams, the Bruins are willing to accept that fate.
"I'm wary of the market and where it stands now," Chiarelli said. "I said, 'Look guys, go out there, see what's going on and let's continue to talk.' The risk that we run is that they get a deal and then they can't come back to us, and I understand that risk. That's where those two guys stand."
Depending on what the B's do with Ryder, Kaberle, restricted free agent Brad Marchand and what happens with Marc Savard, the team could be in good standing with the league's salary cap (set for $64.3 million next season). Despite the fact that they should have money to spend, allocating resources to multiple years could make things difficult for the Bruins, as both David Krejci and Tuukka Rask will see their current contracts expire after the coming season. Tyler Seguin's deal is up in two years, and one would have to assume all three players will see increases in pay.
"It certainly impacts it," Chiarelli said of knowing they have future raises to give. "I'm a little wary of the market, first and foremost. The cap is high, and the cap is certainly going to come down in some shape or form, so generally speaking, I'm wary of the market and where I think it may be going.
"Two, and a close two, is that we do have guys that we warrant to re-sign, and they're going to command raises. I'm really not in a position to go out and give a guy a big-term contract. I think thwart we can find that help elsewhere other than a big-term contract and still be in a good position to re-sign our guys as they come up the next year or two."
The Bruins qualified restricted free agents Marchand, Andrew Bodnarchuk and Stefan Chaput. Chiarelli said that negotiations with Marchand have not yet begun.
The GM also said that the team will not re-sign defenseman Shane Hnidy, who served as a healthy scratch/depth player during the stretch run and postseason. Hnidy, 35, played three games in both the regular season and postseason.
"We've told Shane that we aren't re-signing him," Chiarelli said. "I think he'll be a good addition somewhere else, and I told him that. Certainly I'd help him along the way for that."
As for whether the list of Bruins' targets may be shrinking, Chiarelli admitted that some players have been taken out of consideration in recent days. The rights of players set to hit free agency have been traded, which may factor into that.
"I have a big whiteboard in my office and I have our interest list and I have our secondary list," he said. "Yes, there are names knocked off. Just because they're on our interest list doesn't mean we're going to go off and sign them, but certainly we're going to explore them. And I've crossed off names."
One thing that came up time and time again was Chiarelli noting how "wary" of the market he was. He assessed the crop as being less than outstanding, which may be a reason why he would have reservations about making a big splash.
"I look at my board and I see the number of players and the quality of players," he said. "And the numbers may be the same, [but] the quality is … there's just not the high end players. Then of course you've got the floor of the cap and teams have to spend, so you're going to get contracts I think that, maybe that, they're generally higher in the unrestricted market, but I even think they'll be that added premium because teams have to spend. … That's why I'm a little cautious going into this market. There's not the supply that there normally is, and I think the demand is greater because of the cap floor and teams have to spend."
|What will the Bruins do with the ninth pick?
|06.24.11 at 3:14 am ET
As the world continues to have a laugh over pictures of Brad Marchand and the Bruins' bar tab (did you hear they had a $100,000 bottle of champagne?) to the point where the dead horse couldn't possibly take another blow, the Stanley Cup champions are getting ready to add a potential franchise player.
The B's will pick ninth overall in Friday's NHL draft, finally closing the book on the Phil Kessel trade as they add one of the top players in a draft widely considered to be a notch below that of last year's. Given that Toronto's selection is slotted ninth, it's safe to say the B's will add one Central Scoutings' highest-rated players.
Here are the top 15 skaters in this year's draft accoriding to Central Scouting.
1. Ryan Nugent-Hopkins, C, Red Deer (WHL)
2. Gabriel Landeskog, LW, Kitchener (OHL)
3. Jonathan Huberdeau, C, Saint John (QMJHL)
4. Dougie Hamilton, D, Niagara (OHL)
5. Nathan Beaulieu, D, Saint John (QMJHL)
6. Sean Couturier, C, Drummondville (QMJHL)
7. Sven Baertschi, LW, Portland (WHL)
8. Ryan Strome, C, Niagara (OHL)
9. Ryan Murphy, D, Kitchener (OHL)
10. Duncan Siemens, D, Saskatoon (WHL)
11. Vladislav Namestnikov, C, London (OHL)
12. Joseph Morrow, D, Portland (WHL)
13. Jamieson Oleksiak, D, Northeastern (Hockey East)
14. Mark McNeill, C, Prince Albert (WHL)
15. Zack Phillips, C, Saint John (QMJHL)
And the top five European skaters:
1. Adam Larsson, D, Skelleftea (Sweden)
2. Mika Zibanejad, C, Djurgarden (Sweden)
3. Jonas Brodin, D, Farjestad (Sweden)
4. Joel Armia, RW, Assat (Finland)
5. Dmitrij Jaskin, RW, Slavia (Czech Republic)
Of course, Central Scouting isn't everything, as we saw last year. The top-ranked player (Tyler Seguin) went second overall, and it looks like the Hurricanes weren't crazy when they drafted the 34th-ranked North American skater (Jeff Skinner) seventh overall.
Whoever the Bruins take with the ninth pick (assuming, as Peter Chiarelli indicated Thursday, they stay put), don't expect him to be in Boston next season. Chiarelli told reporters in Minnesota that based on the players he expected to be on the board at No. 9, the player the B's select will not be NHL ready. That means bad news for Seguin, who jokingly expressed hope on breakup day that someone else could be 'the kid' next season and that everyone would be on the draft pick's case instead of his.
Chiarelli said his intention is to draft the best available player, and given that this draft is top-heavy when it comes to defense, that player may be a blueliner. Picking defense would give the B's a blue-chipper in an area in which it organizationally does not have a sure-fire star in the making, and it would also be somewhat of a deviation for Chiarelli. The highest the Bruins' GM has selected a defenseman was 35th overall, when the B's traded up in the second round to grab Tommy Cross 35th overall.
If the B's spend the ninth pick on a defenseman, you can bet your bippy the Tomas Kaberle rumors will swirl, and there will obviously be two easy arguments. If the team has a young puck-mover (we'll get to the players below) with star potential a year or two away, perhaps they could try to go with Steven Kampfer next season (and beyond) and let Kaberle walk. On the other hand, the Bruins happen to have just won the Stanley Cup, and the Vezina winner isn't getting any younger. There isn't much of a window closing for the Bruins given that they are good and young both offensively and behind Tim Thomas (remember Tuukka Rask?), but they certainly want to win now.
With all that being said, here are some of the guys who have been common Bruins' selections in mock drafts and/or might make sense for the B's at No. 9:
Ryan Murphy, D, Kitchener (OHL)
Height/weight: 5-foot-10, 166 pounds
2010-11 stats: 63 games, 26 G, 53 A, 79 P, 36 PIM
An offensive-minded defenseman, Murphy's 26 goals were the most among OHL blueliners this past season. Considered a plus-skater and strong passer, he could eventually offer more than the Bruins are currently getting out of Kaberle on the power play. The Bruins certainly showed in the Kaberle deal that a defenseman who can help the offense is a priority, so landing one for the long term would be a wise move if Murphy is still on the board. Given that he's ranked 9th by Central Scouting among North American skaters, it could be close. Murphy is also a right-handed shot. The Bruins' blue line was lefty-dominant last season, with Johnny Boychuk and Adam McQuaid (and, at points, Kampfer) the only righty defensemen in the lineup.
Nathan Beaulieu, D, Saint John (QMJHL)
Height/weight: 6-foot-2, 174 pounds
2010-11 stats: 65 games, 12 G, 33 A, 45 P, 52 PIM
Beaulieu is another strong-skating defenseman, though his speed won't get confused with that of Murphy. He still brings an impressive offensive skill set to the blue line, and he certainly offers more size than Murphy. He would most certainly be the puck-moving defenseman of the future if the B's were to select him.
Ryan Strome, C, Niagara (OHL)
Height/weight: 6-foot-0, 175 pounds
2010-11 stats: 65 games, 33 G, 73 A, 106 P, 82 PIM
Another center? With the Bruins, you never know. You have to figure that Seguin will eventually become a full-time center once he's done being eased in, but there are enough question marks in the future to make selecting a center not seem so crazy. Excluding Marc Savard given all the uncertainty, Patrice Bergeron and Seguin are the only pivots signed past next season (David Krejci will be a restricted free agent, while Chris Kelly and Gregory Campbell will be unrestricted).
Duncan Siemens, D, Saskatoon (WHL)
Height/weight: 6-foor-2, 192 pounds
2010-11 stats: 72 games, 5 G, 38 A, 43 P, 121 PIM
The bulkiest of the blueliners featured in this sample, many things you read about about Siemens will suggest he's behind some of the other defensemen in this draft as far as both development and potential go. Still, he's strong, and though he doesn't bring the same bells and whistles that guys like Murphy and Beaulieu do, he could still be a welcome presence on Claude Julien's blue line eventually.
|Not tired yet: B's chase Roberto Luongo, force Game 7
|06.13.11 at 11:07 pm ET
By DJ Bean and Scott McLaughlin
The Bruins weren't ready to see their season end or willing to watch the Canucks raise the Stanley Cup on their ice Monday and it showed, as they chased Roberto Luongo at the Garden again in a 5-2 win at TD Garden to force a Game 7 of the finals. The Cup winner will be determined at Rogers Arena in Vancouver Wednesday night.
Brad Marchand opened the scoring at 5:31 with his third goal in the last four games. With nine goals this postseason, he has set the postseason record for a Bruins rookie.
Milan Lucic followed with a goal of his own at 6:06, and an Andrew Ference power-play goal at 8:35 ended Luongo's night early in favor of Cory Schneider. Luongo has now gotten the hook in two games this series, both of which were at the Garden.
Michael Ryder and David Krejci chipped in goals as well, with Krejci's coming on the power play in the third period. The Canucks got contributions on the scoreboard from Henrik Sedin (his first point of the finals) and Maxim Lapierre. Tim Thomas has now allowed eight goals over six games this series.
Wednesday night will be the Bruins' third Game 7 in four rounds this postseason,as they eliminated both the Canadiens and Lightning in seven games. The Canucks beat the Blackhawks in seven games, their only seven-game series this postseason.
– Luongo was bad once again, and it seemed that all it took was Marchand's goal, an absolute rifle glove-side, so open up the floodgates. The Bruins certainly have a way of getting to the highly-scrutinized Canucks netminder in Boston, as he has now allowed 15 goals in less than two games' worth of play at TD Garden this series. The problem when it comes to the play of Luongo vs. the Bruins, of course, is that he has not had such issues in Vancouver. He's allowed just two goals over three games and has posted two shutouts.
– The Bruins talked a lot about getting more traffic in front of the net after being shut out in Game 5, and they certainly did that Monday night. Their third and fourth goals came as the direct result of having bodies in front. Mark Recchi set a perfect screen on Ference's power-play goal that chased Luongo from the game. A minute later Ryder got in front of Schneider and tipped Tomas Kaberle's shot into the top corner. Needless to say, continuing to get traffic to the net will be a key for the Bruins in Game 7.
– A couple of nice statistical nights for the defensemen. Kaberle had a pair of assists on the night, giving him 11 points this postseason — the most among Boston defensemen. Ference led all B's in ice time.
On a more peculiar note (and this may not necessarily be bad), Dennis Sieidenberg didn't see the ice from until 1:22 of the third period until 11:32 and was not on the bench for a time. We'll see whether this was equipment or injury-related.
– While the Bruins dominated the first period with relative ease, but Vancouver did come to life from there. The Canucks seemed to regain focus with Schneider in net and spent far more time in the Bruins' zone. Three power plays will do that, but it should be taken as a sign that just because Luongo collapses, doesn't mean the hole team does. The Canucks outshot the B's, 11-8, in the second period and opened the third period by finally getting on the board.
Jannik Hansen thought he had made it 4-2 shortly after, though his shot rang off the post and bounced back as though it had gone in and out. Were it not for the Canucks handing the B's a 1:13 two-man advantage (on which Krejci scored) with 13:49 to play, the Canucks could have really put a serious fight to make it a close one.
– The idea of a brother Sedin scoring on the power play was something people were prepared to get used to entering the series, but the Bruins had done an excellent job of keeping both the Sedins and the Canucks' power play silent. Henrik got plenty fancy in beating Thomas for his third-period goal. The tally was his third goal of the postseason and his 22nd point, putting him in a tie with Krejci for the postseason lead in the latter category until Krejci scored to jump back ahead.
– For the first time in his NHL career, Patrice Bergeron was called for four penalties in one game, three of them in the second period. First he was whistled for goaltender interference when he steamrolled Schneider while trying to tip home a centering pass. Then he went off for hauling down Ryan Kesler behind the play. And in the final minute of the period, his elbow came up a little too high while throwing a hit on Christian Ehrhoff. In the third, he and Alexandre Burrows earned matching minors for extracurriculars after the Bruins' fifth goal. The eight penalty minutes were a new career-high for Bergeron, beating his previous high of seven on April 18, 2009, against the Canadiens. That was also a playoff game — Game 2 of what became a four-game sweep.
It was a little thing – a little thing that Claude Julien works on often during practice. But on this Monday morning, the small detail of winning faceoffs could have a huge impact on who wins Game 6 of the Stanley Cup finals.
Last Friday, in Game 5 in Vancouver, the Canucks found a way to win 34 of 65 draws while the Bruins only won 29 of those 65 one-on-one battles.
While none of them led directly to a goal, it did skew puck possession in Vancouver's favor as the game progressed.
It's actually been an area the Canucks have won in nearly every game of this series, including in both blowout wins by the Bruins in Games 3 and 4. But add the faceoffs in with losing puck battles and not getting enough bodies in front of Roberto Luongo and the small things become huge problems – problems the Bruins cannot afford tonight with no margin of error left.
In a close game, losing those battles can be deadly, especially when you're the Bruins trying to kill one of best power play units in the game. So far, the Bruins have killed 24 of 25 Vancouver power plays.
The Bruins coach was also asked about the benefit of having Patrice Bergeron and David Krejci – two of the team's top faceoff men – out on the ice for the team's top power play unit.
"I don't think we would be putting them there if it was just a faceoff thing," Julien said. "But between Bergeron and Krejci are right-handed shots, and whether one of them is on the half fall, doesn't really matter. The other one can be on the goal line. Krejci can make some plays from down low and Bergeron can take pucks at the net. We just feel that right now that's a good scenario for that power play.
"We've got [Rich] Peverley who does move the puck well and [Dennis] Seidenberg who can shoot the puck well, we've got a good combination there. It's shown some flashes of being very good, and when it hasn't, it's been not because of who you got out there, but what they've done. We've lost some battles in the last game. Certainly didn't make some strong passes that were cut off. Vancouver does a great job. They've got good sticks on the penalty kill. If we don't make crisp passes, you end up turning it over."
The same goes for Vancouver.
"We have to bring our 'A' game and play the right way," said Daniel Sedin. "When we win faceoffs and we have a lot of puck possession, we're a good team. They're obviously a good faceoff team so that's going to be a big thing tonight. If we play the right way, and we play tight the way we did at home, it's hard to get good scoring chances against us. When we play like we did in Games 3 and 4, we're going to get some scoring chances but they are too, and that's not the way we want to play."
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CFTC Orders Morgan Stanley Smith Barney LLC to Pay $490,000 to Settle Charges Relating to Rules and Regulations Pertaining to Segregated and Secured Amount Funds
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Washington, DC — The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) today announced the filing and simultaneous settlement of charges against Morgan Stanley Smith Barney LLC (MSSB), a registered Futures Commission Merchant (FCM), for violating CFTC rules governing secured funds of foreign futures and option customers, commingling customer and firm funds, failing to prepare accurate daily computations of its segregated and secured funds, failing to properly title account statements for four customer segregated accounts, and failing to diligently supervise its employees handling of matters related to its business as a CFTC registrant. None of the violations resulted in any customer losses, according to the CFTC's Order. The Order requires MSSB to pay a $490,000 civil monetary penalty and to cease and desist from violating the Commodity Exchange Act and CFTC Regulations, as charged.
Specifically, the CFTC's Order finds that on April 8, 2013, MSSB erroneously transferred approximately $16 million from a customer secured funds bank account resulting in a deficiency in MSSB's secured funds of approximately $9.27 million. MSSB discovered the error the next day and cured the deficiency, the Order finds. After its secured deficiency in April 2013, MSSB independently engaged KPMG LLP to review its policies and procedures with respect to segregated and secured accounts. KPMG subsequently issued a report recommending changes to MSSB's policies and procedures, which MSSB has substantially implemented, according to the Order.
The CFTC's Order also finds that for approximately a six-month period in 2012, MSSB commingled customer segregated and firm funds in a customer segregated bank account.
In addition, for approximately an eight-month period in 2012, MSSB failed to prepare accurate daily computations of its segregated and secured funds, according to the Order. None of the errors caused MSSB to fall below its required segregated or secured funds; however, MSSB was required to refile 120 daily statements as a result of the errors, the Order finds.
Finally, the CFTC's Order finds that during several months in 2012, account statements for four MSSB segregated accounts were improperly titled as customer secured accounts.
CFTC Division of Enforcement staff responsible for this matter are Allison Passman, David Terrell, Joseph J. Patrick, Ava Gould, Scott R. Williamson, and Rosemary Hollinger. The Division thanks the Commission's Division of Swaps and Intermediary Oversight and the National Futures Association for their assistance in this matter.
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PALM CITY, Fla. (AP) -- President Barack Obama is teeing off in Florida with a trio of oil and private equity moguls.
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Missing Matter Caught in Tangled Cosmic Webs
Cosmologists are always complaining about their inability to find the dark matter in the universe, invisible stuff that's supposedly more prevalent than regular matter. They don't even know what it is, so of course they can't see it.
Meantime, a whole bunch of normal matter is missing, too.
A new computer model at least suggests where some of that missing normal matter might be.
Regular vs. dark
Regular matter—the "visible" atoms and molecules of dirt, people, stars, gas and dust—makes up only about 5 percent of the universe. Scientists call it baryonic matter, or baryons.
Dark matter is the term used to describe the invisible stuff that's holding galaxies together. Some 25 percent of the universe is dark matter, and it's all missing in action. The rest is even more mysterious, a sort of anti-gravity force called dark energy.
While scientists have no clue when they'll actually find dark matter, they'd really like to square the cosmic ledger a bit by tallying up all the regular matter that theory holds should exist. Only about 40 percent of it is in the books yet.
The rest, according to the new simulation, is gas that's caught in a tangled web of cosmic filaments that are hundreds of millions of light-years long. The filaments connect clusters of galaxies, and the gas within the filaments is hidden by huge gas clouds.
This conclusion is based on a new computer model that took nearly 10 years to make. It models a region of space equal to 2.5 percent of the visible universe and showed how matter collapsed due to gravity and became dense enough to form the cosmic filaments, galaxy structures and the clouds that hide the filaments.
"We see this as a real breakthrough in terms of technology and in scientific advancement," said Jack Burns of the University of Colorado at Boulder. "We believe this effort brings us a significant step closer to understanding the fundamental constituents of the universe."
The research will be detailed in the Dec. 10 issue of the Astrophysical Journal.
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Burns predicts that future telescopes will be able to spot the filaments.
The 10-meter South Pole Telescope in Antarctica and the 25-meter Cornell-Caltech Atacama Telescope, or CCAT, being built in Chile's Atacama Desert, will aim to do so, Burns said.
The CCAT telescope will observe radiation in sub-millimeter wavelengths, which are longer than infrared waves but shorter than radio waves. It will probe galaxies in their infancy shortly after the universe was born.
"We think that as we begin to see these filaments and understand their nature, we will learn more about the missing baryons in the universe," Burns said.


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As the Obama administration continues its push for better achievement of performance goals, federal executives are in a tough position for setting measures of success because their world is in complete upheaval.
The Office of Management and Budget's changes to its Circular A-11 don't have any drastic shifts in thinking, but it's the environment agencies find themselves in that will make the new measures difficult to realize, said John Palguta, a former federal executive and now vice president of policy at the Partnership for Public Service.
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As with so much else about the government recently, sequestration is the largest single factor. Both the anxiety its anticipation is causing and the real cuts to funding that it will demand contribute to the psychological obstacle. On top of that, officials have been dealing with tightened budgets already. Looking to Capitol Hill, House and Senate leaders have agreed to work out a continuing resolution for six months, which essentially keeps budgets flat or could even decrease them. No details have been released yet as Congress is in its August recess.
All officials can do is hope for no reduction in their funding, Palguta said. And whatever happens to their budgets, he added, they can expect their workloads to increase.
Agencies can plan for the short term in times like these, but more distant goals are hard to define. Despite all that, the administration wants federal executives to make long-term plans that will be measured and possibly be available online.
OMB officials are pressing ahead with federal performance management reform, taking on the issue in its latest A-11. The documents, part of OMB's guidance for agencies in preparing their budget requests for fiscal 2014, include new plans directing agencies toward better management of performance goals.
The broad, multiyear effort aims to boost accountability and operations throughout the government. Central to the reform plans is the mandatory use of Performance.gov, the central location where agencies will be posting their goals, plans, progress, reviews and other information -- some on a quarterly basis.
The website will feature agency and cross-agency priority goals, federal program inventory, strategic agency plans, and annual performance plans and reports.
"Performance.gov is a website that serves as the public window on the federal government's goals and performance," OMB officials wrote in the circular.
These metrics are important as Congress, agencies and the administration develop their budgets. It can make an impact, despite the influence of other forces.
"Politics will win over performance, obviously, but performance should influence the decisions," said Patrick Lester, director of fiscal policy at OMB Watch, a watchdog group.
Palguta echoed Lester's sentiments, saying the key is to infuse some data and facts into the debate. "A-11 is an attempt to contribute," he added.
The changes in government also mirror similar moves in other sectors, including nonprofit groups, Lester said.
Performance management has become one measure for organizations to determine efficiencies and deficiencies in their operations -- where they should add or withdraw their resources.
"We're just at the beginning, and A-11 is one part of a larger movement," Lester said. "This is the wave of the future."
The Government Performance Results Act of 1993 laid the foundation for managing agencies' programs with metrics. President Bill Clinton also launched the Reinventing Government initiative. The George W. Bush administration continued the trend with the Performance Assessment Rating Tool in the 2000s, and President Barack Obama has driven performance management as an initiative since he took office. The most recent changes in A-11 stem from the GPRA Modernization Act, which became law in January 2011.
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Despite technology, the government still faces the lingering dilemma: What is a reasonable and measurable metric?
Palguta, who worked for the Merit System Protection Board, said the board's mission was to administer justice and fairness. What sort of metric can define that? More important, a wrong metric could skew the results of cases. Other agencies' missions are less of a conundrum, such as efforts to cut the number of homeless veterans.
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"OMB has put more pressure on agencies to put information out there that they can't explain away," Palguta said.
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well hello, office of my dreams. scot at parliament sent over a link to his company's amazing portland, oregon office and i have been trying to find my jaw on the ground ever since. not only does the parliament office seem to be jam-packed with beautiful things to look at, but it is also clearly full of some seriously talented people.
parliament is a full service design studio offering a huge range of services in the fields of print, retail, marketing and digital design. i really enjoyed checking out their portfolio, but i found myself drawn back to their actual office design over and over. one of my favorite west coast photographers took these shots- lincoln barbour- and they are as inspiring to me as any home tour. i love all of the rough cut firewood on the walls, the gorgeous work tables and the open, but warm, feel of the space. throw in a tad more girly-ness and it would be my ideal design*sponge headquarters. i'm hoping to visit these guys in person soon, but in the meantime you can check out their work, and where they work, right here. thanks, scot! [all images via the parliament site, photographed by lincoln barbour]
ps: i found the pentagram "what type are you" quiz through the parliament blog. check it out here! (password: character). i'm archer hairline.
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how manly!! it is so inspirational to see great design that is so clearly built for xy eyes.
and in all its rustic, masculine charm, its so refined!
Wow, how could you work there and not be inspired? What an amazing space! I think Candice Olson did a similar firewood wall on one of her episodes….so unique.
Oh My God – I want to work there! Imagine working somewhere like that??!!! Beaut.
This is the COOLEST workspace I have ever seen! So jealous that they get to work there every day!
that was so relaxing in a rainy-day NPR sort of way. I'm Archer Hairline, too! It's really a lovely font- I want to use it all the time now!
I'm Archer Hairline too, which is just as well, because I'm saving up for that! What a stunning office they have.
Wow – that looks like a great place to work!
Fantastic! As I sit in my sad little cubicle, this was total eye candy!
This place is amazing, industrial rustic—love it
If I worked there I think I'd have to wear plaid shirt every day. Just a log cabin vibe to an office space.
I'd move to Portland to work for Parliament. I would love to work in such a raw, inspiring space.
(On their website, they also post excellent photographs of how they designed each room and each piece of furniture.)
I love this workspace!! the super manly feeling, and the walls are amazing! I'd love to work in a space like this!!
Totally inspiring. I am so in love with the firewood wall! Thanks for posting this!
Not sure if I should share it with my husband or not, lest I find him hacking up firewood for our office!
daaaaaang PDX! lookin good. nice inspiration right there. that city is full of goodness.
Holy smokes! Amazing!
What a great space – where do I sign up to work there? I love the Pentagram quiz btw – I had found & blogged about that last week – I was Pistilli Roman.
That would be really cool if you came to Portland! Be sure to let us know before you come so that we Portlanders can inundate you with suggestions of places you should go.
Love this workspace. I hope they have some sheepskin throws for those Eames chairs, though. Those tend to be fairly chilly to sit in – even in summer here in Portland.
y'all got the sass and style it takes to keep the creativity on a roll. someday we'll have to compare notes, cause we got it too!
I used to work in the same building as Parliament and on my way into our offices every day, I would swoon at their space. There are other parts of it that aren't shown and those are amazing as well. Awesome office :)
Howdy, I'm the Principal at Parliament and I spearheaded our office design. Thanks for all the great comments, much appreciated.
I wanted to briefly address all the "manly" comments. They are all right on, the office definitely has a masculine bend to it. While many of the elements that lend to that aesthetic where intended to do so, I originally envisioned a softer execution. If I did it all over again I think it would probably be more balanced. That said, there aren't a lot of spaces like it, and perhaps the skew towards office-lodge makes it more successful. Who knows?
Again, thanks for all the love. Got to get back to work…
Love, love, love the firewood wall!
I'm Van Doesburg, what a fun little quiz. Thanks for posting!
nice! love wood
Hmmm…I was Dot Matrix, which happens to be a font i've never really cared for…interesting.
Lovely space! so jealous of the gorgeousness.
I am quite taken their studio—especially the mustache hanging on the wall. Not only that, but I prefer the masculine look. I don't think anything would be gained from random feminine touches.
awesome quiz – I'm archer hairline too! also, love that wall made out of logs, so cool.
Nice place!
And is EVERYONE Archer Hairline? Cuz I am too!
SO totally perfect in every way! Thanks for sharing.
ooooh i wish i worked in such an amazing space.
how are the prints in the pool table room hung? on the parliament website, it appears that then have be plaqued somehow. i don't see any clips or tacks.
Gorgeous space! Can anyone tell me where the (red ) winged horse is from? I've seen it in magazines and deeply covet it….
Wow – that is a great place to work. How could you not be inspired to be creative in that space!
We hung the prints by cutting 1/8″ non-glare acrylic to the exact size of the print, drilling a tiny hole in each corner, and then driving little straight pins through each hole and into the wall. It is very minimal and barely noticeable, the only drawback being that you have to pierce the artwork.
Wow, who'd want to go home when your workplace looks like that!!
I did that quiz a few days ago, I got Lettres Ornees. I'm not too impressed
wow! this is great! like an awesome combo of The Doug Fir and the Stumptown at The Ace. Portland Perfection!! :)
The red pegasus was Mobile Oil's old logo. Our large metal reproduction was purchased from eBay.
Very smooth space!
I too am archer hairline!
Ooh, ooh! So proud of my brother's talent… so glad you all get to see his amazing office space. I am continually blown away by his ideas and execution.
Love it!! Where can I find the horse on the door in the 2nd pic?
This is my husband Scot's office. It is as lovely in real life as it looks in every picture. It's depressing coming from there back to my corner desk that faces two off-white walls. Good work Chris you truly are a design genius!
such a beautiful work environment !
and a fun little quiz. I'm really glad to be a Dot Matrix type I love it :)
i heart this very much! both industrial and organic…mad love!
archer hairline too!
So awesome to see a familiar place on one of my favorite blogs! I was just visiting my fiance yesterday who works there and was able to give a few friends a tour. They were also very impressed!
I love all the different woods used throughout…looks like such a creative and fun place to work!
Ah, I love the work environment so typical of agencies.. This one is particularly gorgeous though! Great for feeding the creative spirit!
What a cool man cave!
This is definitely a place I'd love to work. It reminds me of this cut log house I saw the other day: http://www.home-designing.com/2010/01/a-fancy-log-house-from-netherlands.
I definitely want to work in this environment, but the link I shared of the Piet Hein Eek log cabin earlier doesn't work. The one on Apartment Therapy does, though.
Sorry for the confusion. http://www.apartmenttherapy.com/ny/architecture/camouflauged-log-house-by-piet-hein-eek-home-quotient-106234
I don't really like the office decor (sorry), but the quiz is a hoot! I tweeted a link to your site to encourage people to hop over and take the quiz. Best, Lynn
Beautiful space, unfortunately with the pool table and so many things to look at and treasure, i'm not sure how much work would get done if worked there ;-P
the font quiz keeps telling me I entered the wrong password – what am I doing wrong? I want to know what font I am!
oh.. nevermind… I see it… duh.
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I am impressed to find that my font is Dot Matrix, when I debated using it for http://chelsyanne.com.
I also love the log touch, one day my husband and I will cover our dining walls in cut logs, one day.
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i love portland.
marina script . . . definitely me. Thanks for sharing!
Also Archer Hairline, and it's definitely my favorite. Beautiful office, beautiful work.
Portland rocks and so does this office! Very inspirational. Not sure about the flying horse/pegasus (old Mobil Oil logo) unless you are planning a coup against the oil regime. ;-)
Thanks so much for the info on the red horse, I never realized it was a logo!
That untreated wood screams 'bugs' to me, and the monitors are positioned for glare.
i'm archer hairline too – a little late to this party, but i loved this post and that test!
What kind of pins are being used to hold up the prints on the wall? On a few of the larger pieces, I can't even picture what I'd use to hold up that much acrylic.
wow. so cool. i'd love this to the ssp workspace as well!
It did turn out beautiful . . .
I definitely missed my boyfriend, Kyle Sharp, for the several months he worked fabricating the wall installations and desks (out of of old pizza ovens). He loved working for Parliament for their sense of design and style. Can't wait to see it in person and meet you, Chris!
Really Cool place
I absolutely like this kind of office, must be sincere i like vivid colours and would change the black but the mostly "wood style", some details of big Words, the chairs, the old desk, posters, the silver tubes, the lights, and the wall made with pieces of trunks makes altogether warm and unique, great.
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I must agree with this statement "Because once you start practicing the occult, your body starts resonating in vibrations that attract bad energies." as I am a practitioner of magick and I do not advise anyone to open this door. However, if you do then you
be clear that the entity that comes through is only to do one thing and then return through the door. I warned you...
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As far as I understand, it is unwise to use magic or magick to control other people. Even influencing results in opening a door to darkness...
If your heart is pure and you want the best for the girl, you'll find a way.
But if you do go down that road ( all information on spells, magick, magic, witchcraft is on the internet, if you know how and where to search), you should prepare yourself first.
Because once you start practicing the occult, your body starts resonating in vibrations that attract bad energies.
And if you are not prepared and aware of their attacks, you'll soon find yourself as their puppet.
I don't want to highjack this thread, but since you claim that you practice magick, I can't help myself.
if you don't want to answer I'll understand.
Do you go by Crowley?
What do you use magick for?
Did you come across the teachings of Gurdieff?
It is said that he is a practicioner of illumination magic as opose to the Crowley occult magick. And supposedly Rasputin and Crowley were both very scared of him.
It is also said that in Germany before the Nazis the elite had mystic lodges of the teachings of Gurdjieff which were then overrun by the Crowley occult Nazi lodges.
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