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A great thing about new flagship phones is that they usually come packed to the brim with new technologies we can get excited about. The Galaxy Note 3, announced a few days ago, is no exception. While Samsung made a point of featuring Category 4 LTE with Carrier Aggregation, which can achieve 150 Mbps, the company neglected to mention the Note 3 also includes the Qualcomm QFE1100 chipset which should significantly reduce power consumption and heat associated with the LTE radio.
These days, it seems like everybody is trying to make Android more secure. As usual, rooting and modding are often casualties of this effort. Just over a month ago Android 4.3 broke the existing model for root, forcing updates to existing methods, and now Samsung is rolling out updated Android 4.2.2 firmwares for the Galaxy S 4 which fully enable the company's heavily secured KNOX environment. Fortunately, Chainfire is already on top of it and has updated his popular root software, SuperSU, to be compatible with the new system.
Every version of Android has launched with at least one headlining feature. As any true fan would know, the 4.2 camera brought with it a very cool new mode called Photospheres. While the initial hype has dropped off, the popularity of photospheres still continues to grow, thanks in part to improvements in image quality and the addition of a Maps-based community designated for sharing the immersive images. We don't always want a location attached to our regular pictures, but it's pretty rare when we don't want our photospheres to be geotagged.
It has only been a couple of weeks since I wrote about the troubles with multi-touch (well, touch in general) on the 2013 Nexus 7. At the time, Paul Wilcox of Google's Product Support forum stated that the issue was being examined, and about a week later he confirmed that the JSS15Q update addressed the problem. While many people are reporting that the OTA has completely cleared up any touchscreen glitches that had been present, some people haven't seen any improvements, and still others are complaining that the problem has grown significantly worse.
Today, Autodesk announced Maya LT, a streamlined 3D modeling tool targeted at independent and mobile game developers. The maker of AutoCAD and 3ds Max is looking to make a splash with developers by introducing a lower-cost version of its Maya software, but still keeping it equipped with powerful animation tools, including a skeleton generator with the capability to calculate inverse kinematics (using Autodesk HumanIK), and a viewport preview system to visualize models as they would appear in game with full lighting and texture effects.
Losing the cellular connection on your phone, even briefly, can be a potentially serious issue. It might come at the moment you need to call for emergency services, or when somebody is trying to call you. Today, we're going to talk about a pair of issues on the Nexus 4 that can send it into radio silence for as little as a few seconds, or as long as it takes for you to notice it.
Updates are rolling out to Nexus devices as we speak, but the public changelogs seem to only call for improvements to "Security." However, the latest round of commits just went up on the Android Open Source Project, bringing everything up to date with both JWR66Y (4.3_r1.1), which is going out to most Nexus devices, and JSS15Q (4.3_r2.2), which is destined for the 2013 Nexus 7. Thanks to Google's gracious sharing of the source code, we can comb through each and every little detail of what's new.
The Chrome team is pushing out an update to all the good little Chromecasts of the world. This one doesn't come with any changes to the UI or new features, but it does promise to improve the stability for Google Play Movies playback, and should make Chromecast devices discoverable on more networks. You won't need to do anything to get this installed on your end, the OTA will automatically download and install when it's your turn.
Wireless charging is perhaps one of the best examples of true convenience. The simple act of setting your phone down meant its battery would begin refilling. No need to hunt for the end of a cable, no more time spent clumsily aligning plugs, and no more hassle with loose cords. When the Nexus 4 was announced, its stylish charging orb was supposed to spearhead a movement of wireless bliss. While the orb certainly had its advantages, it was a bit late to launch and carried a premium price.
When it comes right down to it, few things are much scarier than finding out somebody can track your movements, read your call log and text messages, and even record audio and take pictures of whatever the phone can get, all without your knowledge. Here's the thing - as careful, security-conscious people, many of us already install software like that for our own purposes, usually to recover a phone in the event it should fall into the hands of thieves.


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FINA together with the Organising Committee of Doha 2014 will organise the first Youth Training Programme, taking place on December 3-7, 2014 during the 12th FINA World Swimming Championships (25m).
The objective is to give an opportunity to standout swimmers from each FINA National Federation to experience the World Championships and get inspiration from top athletes in the sport. About 350 swimmers, aged 14 to 16 years old, will be taking part in the programme at Doha's Hamad Aquatic Centre in the Aspire Zone.
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In preparation for the 12th FINA World Swimming Championships (25m), the Doha 2014 organising committee hosted a successful two-day Partners Workshop for the Official FINA partners to showcase the latest preparations ahead of the Championships on May 21-22, 2014.
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Britain opens a judicial inquiry into the death of Russian oligarch Boris Berezovsky on Thursday to establish how he died in the locked bathroom of his vast mansion.
Henry Dixon, co-founder and fund manager at Matterley Asset Management, tells CNBC that risk premiums should be rising on the back of what's happening in Cyprus and Italy and says there's a lot of balance sheet support to be found in U.K. shares.
Michael Gallagher, director of research at IDEAglobal, says the yield curve for Italian bonds should steepen in the short-term as markets are getting increasingly concerned with the political deadlock in the country and believe any government formed in the short term will be weak and unstable.
Dionyssis Dimitrakopoulos, senior lecturer in politics at Birkberck College, University of London, says the Cyprus crisis has been badly handled and that the euro zone problem is that nobody thinks of the management of the common currency in the medium to longer term.
As fears grow that the Cyprus crisis could spread to other parts of the euro zone, renowned investor Mark Mobius says that a default is the only way to solve the single-currency bloc's problems.
Shyam Devani, fx technical analyst at Citi, tells CNBC Cyprus has no choice but to impose capital controls as it can't devalue its currency. This crisis shows a lack of clarity, planning and leadership on a wider European scale, he said.
Brendan Brown, Head of Economic Research at Mitsubishi UFJ Securities International says Cyprus is the end game of the Greek bond bubble. He says concentrate on the ramifications on Italy and Spain. Richard Martin, Managing Director at IMA Asia joins in the conversation.
Chris Weston, Head of Sales and Research at IG Markets says the banking industry in Europe is going to have to change. Dhiren Sarin, Chief Technical Strategist, Asia Pacific at Barclays tracks the trends in Italian and German Bonds. Richard Martin, Managing Director at IMA Asia joins in the conversation.
Uncertainties surrounding the Cyprus bailout are set to continue for some time, but one way to play the fallout is to buy the Australian dollar, one analyst told CNBC.
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After months of calm in global markets, concerns about the future of the euro zone are back with a vengeance as fears grow that the turmoil in Cyprus could spread to other parts of the region.
Peter Morici, Professor at the Smith School of Business at the University of Maryland makes the case for Cyprus leaving the euro zone. He says the troika manufactured the banking crisis in Cyprus.
Lutfey Siddiqi, MD of FX, Asia Pacific at UBS Investment Bank is bearish on the euro. He warns of the psychological contagion from the Cyprus banking crisis that could spread to the rest of Southern Europe.
CNBC's Michelle Caruso-Cabrera reports banks will reopen on Thursday in Cyprus, and the country has readied capital controls to avert a bank run; and Nile Gardiner, Heritage Foundation; Jeffrey Kleintop, LPL Financial; and Jack Bouroudjian, Bull and Bear Partners CEO, provide perspective.
PVH Corp. CEO Manny Chirico, offers insight on his company's acquisition of Warnaco, and also on international growth. "Jeans is a category that goes in cycles, and I think we're buying Warnaco at just the right time," he says.
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A look at how to play Cliffs Natural, with the "Fast Money" traders; and Chuck Jeannes, Goldcorp CEO, discusses what is having an effect on gold price now, and how investors should play it.
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Cyprus reopens its banks on Thursday with capital controls in place and guards at branches to help avert bank runs.
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When I tell people I am a digital strategist and I blog about digital marketing, I often get a bunch of blank stares. People just don't have any idea what digital marketing is.
Some of my friends and family think that I hang out on Facebook all day (OK, they may have me there). Others think that I just "do" websites. Others just look at me when I am explaining what I do and I am sure they are hearing Charlie Brown's teacher speaking. Ugh.
The reality is that digital marketing encompasses a bunch of "stuff." Where the field once dealt primarily with marketing that shows up on a computer monitor (websites, some SEO and email), we now need to worry about a bunch of different screens to send our message to. Digital marketing in 2013 is really multi-channel, multi-device, integrated marketing.
Here is an interesting infographic from Pixaal. If you are looking to define digital marketing, here is a start. There is a lot here. There is also a lot missing. While I like what they have done, there is no (or little) mention of CRM, marketing automation, lead nurturing, or mobile. Also, there is nothing about digital PR, which is an area of digital marketing that is critical to each of the areas (SEM, SEO, Social) listed in this infographic.
Like I said, there is a lot of "stuff" included in digital marketing. Beyond what is listed above and in the infographic, what else do you consider digital marketing? I'd love to hear various perceptions and definitions of the term.
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HMV's Twitter feed hijacked as reports of redundancies emerge
HMV employees have used the brand's official Twitter feed to live-blog mass redundancies taking place at the beleaguered high street entertainment chain.
HMV: Twitter account hijacked
Using the hashtag #hmvXFactorFiring, @HMVtweets claimed that staff were being fired by the HR department.
Administrator Deloitte subsequently confirmed that 190 people have been made redundant at the brand's head office and distribution centres.
The tweets (see below), which were quickly deleted, also claimed that the "marketing director" was asking "How do I shut down Twitter?".
HMV, which has 239 stores in the UK, went into administration two weeks ago. The 92-year-old company has struggled against online rivals such as Amazon.
Nick Edwards, joint administrator at Deloitte, said: "Following our review, a number of redundancies at the head office and distribution centres have been made. Although such decisions are always difficult, it is a necessary step in restructuring the business to enhance the prospects of securing its future as a going concern."
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Here, too, I pilfered Scott's saved game and attempted to replicate his gameplay session, which involves walking through a crowd in the Chinatown level. As you can see in the video, the crowd is very dense, and there are plenty of fancy shader and tessellation effects in play.
Testing was conducted at 1440x900 with MSAA disabled and using the "High" quality preset.
Yeah, so, this isn't really much of a contest. The 7690M performs abysmally here, with huge and extremely frequent latency spikes. Even the average frame rate alone—just 22 FPS—shows how poorly the last-gen part handles itself.
The 8790M fares much better at these settings, with nearly double the average frame rate and half the 99th percentile frame time. 53.2 ms is admittedly still on the low side—it works out to about 18.8 FPS—and there are more high-latency frames than in Far Cry 3. However, the 8790M is fine through about 96% of the run, and subjectively, it feels smooth overall.
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Alexei Pushkov, who heads the international affairs committee, tweeted Monday that "nobody's even surprised anymore" by such an attack, which he called "a clear confirmation of American exceptionalism."
Pushkov, who also hosts a political talk show, serves as a mouthpiece for the Kremlin's most anti-American faction.
In an opinion piece published last week in The New York Times, Russian President Vladimir Putin criticized America for seeing itself as exceptional. He was referring to a speech by President Barack Obama in which he said America's ideals and principles made it want to hold the Syrian government accountable for a chemical weapons attack and, "That's what makes us exceptional."
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SoVaNow.com / February 13, 2013The Halifax County High School girls indoor track team also had a memorable trophy to add to the Comet cases in the lobby at the high school.
Like, the last time the Western Valley trophy will be presented.
The Comets figured to be in the top two in last weekend's district championships in Lynchburg. They used depth and good strategy to pick up points wherever they could find them, coach Mary Douglas said.
"It is definitely an accomplishment," Douglas said. "Not that we hadn't done it before, but it's been a long time since we've (taken the indoor title).
"The girls really came together this season. We worked a little bit harder. Everybody's working to improve. We got motivated at district time."
Douglas expected a strong result heading into the WVD meet. "I thought it'd probably be us or William Fleming."
The Comets minted the title hardware, aided by versatility throughout the lineup.
"We had a couple of girls who stepped up and ran the two mile and helped us at the end there (Taiesha Logan and Lashawn Johnson). They picked up ten points that really helped us out.
"I knew there were not a lot of kids in the event. Track, like any other sport, is strategy," Douglas said.
She noted the 4x200 relay team had a good time. "It wasn't as good as we wanted, because we're still trying to qualify for state. But they essentially ran it by themselves, because they were so far ahead of the other teams. They didn't have anybody to push them."
The 55 meter girls, the 300 meter girls... (the team as a whole) came through when we needed them," Douglas said.
She had extra depth in some events, and those extra points proved valuable.
So far, the Comets had no performers qualified for the state tournament.
"We do not have anybody right now. Hoping our 4x2 relay team will do it in this meet. Even if we're not in the top three, we can still run the qualifying time and make it to state," she said.
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Charlie Sheen Drinks Tiger Blood, Waves Machete [Photos]
Sheen waved his machete over the crowd below while smoking cigarettes and drinking out of a bottle full of red liquor labeled tiger blood.
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- Tuesday 08 MarchBy Polar Patrol
Why was he not arrested? Oh yeah, because he's Charlie Sheen. If anyone else was on top of a building drinking and brandishing a weapon, they'd be taken to jail or the asylum. Damn celebrities.
- Tuesday 08 MarchBy Trisha
He didn't drink anything (right then). He has his thumb over the opening and the cap is on.
- Tuesday 08 MarchBy Debbie
really. I saw that too.
- Wednesday 09 MarchBy bunsbestgirl
I was gonna say the same thing. I wonder if this isn't just all a huge publicity stunt, a la Joaquin Phoenix?
- Tuesday 08 MarchBy ml
The end is near, I fear.
- Tuesday 08 MarchBy salfa1154
charlie you just the nail in your coffin.this was ridiculous what you did. you do need help and it's not winning duh..........
- Tuesday 08 MarchBy banana
It's "Duh, winning" :-)
- Tuesday 08 MarchBy Marie
Where is his family in all of this? Maybe he won't see them, I don't know, but you'd think they'd be doing something to get him help, shut him up and keep him out of the public eye. This is all too much and the press coverage is way overboard. Enough!
- Tuesday 08 MarchBy Lauren
He is a grown man. What do they have to do with it??
- Wednesday 09 MarchBy LAURA
Don't know what a family is eh Lauren? Sorry to hear that.
- Tuesday 08 MarchBy DrRemulak
Mr Sheen holds obviously a staged appearance with a prop 'machete' and he is not even drinking the 'Tiger Blood'...look at the picture...the cap is in place with his thumb over it...it is an ACT people of Earth...surrender while you are able...
- Tuesday 08 MarchBy cnoha
I'm sure there are enough legal officals in that city to see that this man is clearly a theat to himself as possibly others...Okay judges...Order him in a mental facility to get help!!
- Tuesday 08 MarchBy KC ChrisHigh Rank Vote downVote upReport this
Give it up. People see what they want to see.
- Tuesday 08 MarchBy Bonbon
He needs to be in the asylum.
- Tuesday 08 MarchBy Kate
Sheenie doesnt want help. Maybe his family have had enough of his stupid actions. He is a man who has grown older, without growing up. Just another clown car. Sooner or later he will give it up..dont ya think?
- Tuesday 08 MarchBy Debbie
That's a good one.
- Tuesday 08 MarchBy SJM43
If you look closely at the picture of him drinking you can see that the top is still on the bottle and he has his thumb over it....a total fake! All of this is to get publicity for whatever he is doing next. He's crazy all right.......like a FOX! He's just working the media.
- Tuesday 08 MarchBy devilsrain
Dare I say Bud Fox?
- Tuesday 08 MarchBy Chuck
He has really got to be, the most "STUPIDEST" man in the world!! I'm glad he was fired and I really hope that the show can and should go on, and prove that C.S. isn't the guy, who made that show, popular!!!!????
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Too bad it wasn't cyanide.
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Helio Castroneves' bid to win today's Race 2 of the Shell/Pennzoil Grand Prix of Houston has ended with a crash on Lap 49.
One lap after ceding the lead to Simon Pagenaud off of a restart, Castroneves was running on the inside heading into Turn 6. He then moved to the outside to begin braking into the left-hander but made contact with Sebastien Bourdais and went into the wall as the Frenchman kept going.
In comments to NBCSN, Castroneves appeared to put the blame on Bourdais.
"When I lost the lead with [Pagenaud], I was actually trying to attack him – and I was attacking him, trying to pass him," he said. "I'm just trying to pass and I see I would be running out of room, so I come back to try and do [the corner], and I had no idea he was there.
"When I'm attacking, I can't have my eyes in the back. So, it's absolutely ridiculous why the guy has to put the car over there. It's the rules of traffic – the guy that hits the guy in the back is always wrong. You've got to take care of it."
"…It's just a shame that unfortunately, you have drivers like that that do not use common sense, and that's what we need to have. But it is what it is. It's always going to have ups and downs."
The crash ensures another poor result in Houston for Castroneves. Last year, he suffered Houston finishes of 18th in Race 1 and 23rd in Race 2, which caused his 49-point lead in the championship to turn into a 25-point deficit to Scott Dixon; Dixon would clinch the 2013 title in the season finale two weeks later.
It also opens the door for Castroneves' teammate, Will Power, to build upon his current 33-point lead over Castroneves in this year's championship.
Bourdais sustained a damaged front wing in the incident with Castroneves, but did not have it changed when he pitted under green at Lap 63. One lap later at Lap 64, the race went under caution after Josef Newgarden came to a stop in Turn 4.
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"We felt that it was better to strip things down and to build in the way that we thought was the right way and that is what we have done. We have been much more competitive here, especially in the latter half of the season when our goaltending kind of solidified itself with [Mathieu] Garon getting healthier and Sean Burke coming in and giving us real quality outings. We have played a lot better."
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May 21, 2014, 11:30 AM EST
Following a season in which they had four different starting goalies, the Minnesota Wild are thinking they can trim that number for next year — by one.
"I wish I could sit here and tell you we had the answer right now," GM Chuck Fletcher said, per the Pioneer Press. "That'll be part of the process we go through right now and in June at our organizational meetings.
"Certainly, some of the doctors will play a part in this, the salary cap will play a part in this, and we'll sit down and try to make the best decisions we can. But certainly there's a realistic chance that we need to have three goaltenders next year."
Here's how the situation looks as of today…
Josh Harding: Under contract 'til 2015, at $1.9 million per. Unclear if he'll be healthy enough to return, as complications from a change in multiple sclerosis treatment forced him to miss the second half of the season and playoffs.
Niklas Backstrom: Under contract 'til 2016, at $3.4 million per. The 36-year-old suffered through an injury-riddled campaign this year, playing in just 21 games while posting a .899 save percentage and 3.02 GAA.
Darcy Kuemper: Pending RFA, will definitely be back as he's viewed as the club's goalie of the future. Will be interesting to see what price he's signed for, though, as the Wild have $5.3 million committed to goaltending next season already in Harding and Backstrom.
Ilya Bryzgalov: Pending UFA, unlikely to be back.
All in all, it's a pretty muddled situation. Carrying three goalies is rarely a popular option for NHL clubs — it ties up a roster spot, you can only dress two each game and practice becomes a jugging act trying to get guys equal time — but it might be a necessity for Minnesota given Harding and Backstrom's health concerns, and the fact Kuemper has never played more than 26 games in a single NHL campaign.
It'll be interesting to see what Fletcher does here, and how Mike Yeo plays into it. It sounds as though a contract extension is coming for the head coach, and one would think he'd like some assurance he won't be playing the goalie carousel game all of next year (especially since many praised Yeo's coaching job this year in spite of all the uncertainty the Wild had in net.)
- BlackandGoldMNBruinsFan - May 21, 2014 at 11:46 AM
Do you think that there's a chance that, if his offseason recovery doesn't go well, the Wild could place Harding on the long-term IR, a la Marc Savard for the Bruins? Does that free up salary cap room and they could sign/trade for another goalie to be their 3rd?
I think that Keumper could definitely start next year with Backstrom as his back-up, but who knows how Backs will do with his health and "old" age next year. Maybe make sense to get a journeyman, like a Chad Johnson-type level? I don't think signing Ryan Miller would make sense, with Backs carrying so much towards the salary cap, and both Backs and Miller wouldn't play…Keumper is the guy!
- c9castine - May 21, 2014 at 12:16 PM
well, from my understanding, i think harding is now "healthy" and has been for a couple months…
i think he started skating and practicing on a regular regimen some time in march?
question obviously is how consistent will his health be going forward?
- JB (the original) - May 21, 2014 at 4:25 PM
MS is a degenerative disease. You never "get better", you just attempt to find ways to alleviate the symptoms as they progress, but the underlying damage is done. I'd love to see Josh make it back, but realistically, medications adjustments are going to be on ongoing occurence for the rest of his life. Keep in mind that he is being treated at one of the most highly regarded Neurology clinics in the US and as such is getting the cutting edge 'newest of the newest' drugs and protocols available; so if he can't get on the ice with them treating him….?
- c9castine - May 21, 2014 at 11:04 PM
well i know thats why i put healthy in quotation marks.
and yeah, that should be an accepted part of his reality. but he was on the ice and performing at a really high level until he adjusted his meds. and it took a while, but he did get back on the ice.
i look at things differently i suppose. if it can be done once it can be done twice. also, id do everything to get that guy onto the ice if he can play at an NHL level. just because…because you cant play hockey forever and for him that has many meanings and hes worked his whole life to get here. yes, i would eat a roster spot for the question mark that is josh harding. because some things are just more important.
- JB (the original) - May 21, 2014 at 4:28 PM
I like Kuemps starting too, but you're going to want a pretty solid back-up due to this year's concussion/s.
- ehmcw - May 21, 2014 at 11:53 AM
My $.02
1) Drop Harding to the long term injured list and let him ride next season out, no cap hit
2) buy Backstrom out
3) Give Kuemper a good contract
4) sign Ryan Miller
5) watch Bryszalov enjoy his Philly cash in retirement.
- BlackandGoldMNBruinsFan - May 21, 2014 at 11:57 AM
If they can get long-term IR for Harding AND get rid of Backs…definitely get Miller.
Next question…what does Breezy do to "enjoy" the money? Build a backyard rocket ship for him and his bear to fly into space?
- c9castine - May 21, 2014 at 12:17 PM
im pretty sure if they feel they need to he can go on IR
if sissy boy Savard is on it for having a headache im pretty sure Harding can go on it for having multiple sclerosis.
- fightingwild - May 21, 2014 at 4:08 PM
Can't buy out Backs as he is deemed injured, don't you read Russo @russostrib? Also stated by Russo, Fletcher does not plan on using his last compliance buyout. Please god do not sign Ryan Miller. He is a good goalie but will command to much cash & term.
- Mike Halford - May 21, 2014 at 12:04 PM
Can't buy Backstrom out — only contracts signed prior to the CBA are eligible. He inked his extension in July '13.
Harding could certainly go on LTIR, but that wouldn't save them much money given he's only got one year left at $1.9M.
- c9castine - May 21, 2014 at 12:18 PM
You can still buy guys out, but you retain most of their cap hit is that right?
I thought there was still a buyout process just not nearly as forgiving as for contracts signed before new CBA
- Mike Halford - May 21, 2014 at 12:53 PM
right, sorry, he can still be bought out under the standard buyout method…just not eligible for the cap-clearing compliance variety.
- c9castine - May 21, 2014 at 12:59 PM
so basically, you have to want the guy off your roster so bad youll eat the cap hit just to put another body there.
ahem, rob scuderi.
- lbeezyse - May 21, 2014 at 1:43 PM
We'd be eating Backstrom's entire cap hit through FA per the bargaining agreement. It does however free up a roster spot. I see us going into next year with either three goalies or Harding put on LTR with a Backs/Kuemps tandem. 2 yrs down the road we with have a great young tandem tandem in Keumper/Gustuvson.
- ehmcw - May 21, 2014 at 12:22 PM
True it won't save them much, but $1.9m could go towards signing Vanek or any of their FAs. Miller probably won't come cheep, but the appealing thing for him the Wild are a stable playoff team; they don't have any coaching changes this off season, their success isn't an out of the blue fluke, and since they are on the rise they aren't a team that makes the playoffs every year and gets bounced in the 1st or 2nd round (Anaheim, SJ).
Good point on Backstrom. I'm sure they could move him, they might have to eat some of the cost. They can ship him to Long Island, 1) they love to stock up on goalies 2) they love players they can get a bargain on while racking up their salary cap
- c9castine - May 21, 2014 at 12:28 PM
why are people so intent on signing tomas vanek? i dont get it? guy has done nothing in his career yet. if you asked me to make a list of reasons why Montreal is in the ECF, hed be the last thing.
sure hes scores some goals, i just dont see his value outside of that. in this league, you need more to contribute to a succesful team.
- clarke16 - May 21, 2014 at 2:44 PM
"Sure he scores some goals?" Yeah–goals are a pretty important thing that the Wild's season ENDED because of a LACK of, eh? Too many goalies seem to coincidentially get hot when their team is playing the Wild. Not enough shots–not enough goals…
Vanek–Granny–Pommer is your new top line. Trade the declining Koivu for a physical top 4 D-man while he can still bring something in trade.
- ehmcw - May 21, 2014 at 4:24 PM
It just seem Minn is where he will go. I think they'll get a home town discount for him. I base that off his rejection of two good contracts. And while I don't blame him for not resigning in Buffalo, because they are rebuilding, I don't see why he wouldn't hang around Long Island for a couple years to see if they are truly on the right path. There are clubs with cap space that could have gotten him at the deadline and he could have resigned with them, but Minn didn't have the space.
- lordfletcher - May 21, 2014 at 4:52 PM
I agree with trading Koivu for a top 4, cough hopefully top 2, big right handed D man but you don't sign Vanek for the contract he will be seeking.
- tved12 - May 21, 2014 at 5:09 PM
I agree with Clarke about the goal scoring issue. Wild are a great team but they were lacking finishers this year. Look at the game they were eliminated for example. All the chances in the world but they just couldn't find the back of the net.
Even the playoff run, how many times were us Wild fans saying they outplayed a team but didn't win? That's a product of not finishing. You can play the best game in the world, if you don't score it doesn't matter.
- c9castine - May 21, 2014 at 12:25 PM
this is tough one. when healthy and feeling good, Harding proved he can be a number 1.
Kuemper, im not sold on him at all. I dont see why anybody thinks he can be the number 1 of the future.
Backstrom seems like hes done.
it really all depends on wether they think Harding can play a season of hockey. so many parts to this equation.
- esracerx46 - May 21, 2014 at 12:26 PM
What's with all the Bryzgalov bashing? He played pretty admirably in the playoffs. And let me get this straight. Wild fans want Vanek and Miller and also need to resign Niederreiter and Kuemper….with 22 million. Not to mention having to resign Haula, Granlund, Coyle and Brodin in 2015.
2014 wont be a cap issue, but 2015 could.
- c9castine - May 21, 2014 at 1:09 PM
i agree. bryzgalov is a big reason they competed as long as they did with one of the best in the league.
ryan miller folded with a much better team in front of him.
and yeah, signing vanek is pointless and silly.
i dont think keumper is the next thing, but id certainly sign him to a two year contract to find out. Neiderreiter made a bit of a name for himself this year. big body who plays hard and has some legit skill and shooting capability. Granlund made huge leaps this year.
- homegrowntalentmn - May 21, 2014 at 1:12 PM
Backs can't be bought out. He's injured
- twinwildflyer - May 21, 2014 at 1:34 PM
Zucker is a RFA too, they'll be resigning him as well.
- lbeezyse - May 21, 2014 at 1:52 PM
The Wild's off-season will be shaped by the goalie situation outcome. I don't think Vanek will be on the Wild next year. I don't see us going after any top end offensive players this year. A top notch defenseman that can move the puck is the top priority right now. Re-sign Nino, Zucker, Fontaine, Kuemper, and Blum. Also, bring back McCormick for 4th line depth. Barring something happening to Koivu, we will not be bringing in a center. Koivu,Granny,Haula,Brodz down the middle works for me. We need to find minutes for Parise, Nino, Coyle, Cooke, Fontaine, Zucker, & Pommer. Adding Vanek to that mix just muddies the water further. On the defensive end we have Suter, Brodin, Folin, Spurgeon, Scandella, and Stoner(whom we need to resign). That's 6 quality D-man right there. Toss Blum in for depth as I thought he did very well this season when given time to play.
I'd like Fletcher to stand pat and re-sign our young core. Let them all grow together the way the Hawks did in the late 2000′s. We just really need health in the nets and we're good to go I think.
- clarke16 - May 21, 2014 at 2:31 PM
Kuemper and Bryz (at a reasonable 2 yr deal) should be the tandem next season with a decision on Harding pending his health over the summer…
Backstrom should be traded for any offering just to unload his roster spot/$$$. A stick bag and a box of water bottles you say? DONE!
Backstrom's body is telling anyone who cares to listen that his career in the NFL, for all intents and purposes, is over…
As far as Vanek goes–he may or may not be the answer. However, one thing is clear–this team absolutely needs to acquire another piece to the puzzle this off season in the form of a legit 30+ goal scorer if they hope to continue their ascent… Their current model only works with a vezina-caliber netminder if they hope to be a legit cup contender with the less than prolific goal scoring this team produces…
- clarke16 - May 21, 2014 at 2:38 PM
…not only NFL, but NHL, too…
- tved12 - May 21, 2014 at 5:10 PM
I agree with Clarke about the goal scoring issue. Wild are a great team but they were lacking finishers this year. Look at the game they were eliminated for example. All the chances in the world but they just couldn't find the back of the net.
Even the playoff run, how many times were us Wild fans saying they outplayed a team but didn't win? That's a product of not finishing. You can play the best game in the world, if you don't score it doesn't matter.
- strictlythedanks - May 21, 2014 at 3:05 PM
Agreed, ibeez, Stoner needs to be resigned he is a physical force the wild need. I am excited to see what Folin can do once he gets settled into the league. But I definitely think a big puck moving defenseman would be a great asset for the team instead of another scorer to take minutes away from our youngins'.
- bhinrichs9 - May 21, 2014 at 2:55 PM
Please no Vanek, he is Heatley 2.0. Anyone who watched the series vs the Avalanche should be wanting Fletcher to go out and grab Ryan O'Reilly, and then we could also afford to grab Niskanen.
- strictlythedanks - May 21, 2014 at 3:01 PM
I've got faith that Kuemper can be the guy, he has had flashes brilliance at times and is a big atheletic goalie. Tis a predicament nonetheless with the backstroms contract situation, and Josh the boss Harding's status still up in the air whether he can pay or not.
- muckleflugga - May 21, 2014 at 3:57 PM
do insured earnings for injured players count against a cap hit while they are unable to play, and do they count at the same percentage long term injury pay is covered
if so, the practice would appear to encourage medical diagnosis supporting extended leave and coverage accordingly, this to benefit player movement outside of competencies normally used in evaluation
and if costs for injured players in natural decline otherwise are effectively spread-out over the underwriter's general accident fund, those costs would be shared by the accident experience group including all insured teams, this to the benefit of individual team bottom lines
if the percentage of insured pay counts against a cap hit, cap space is opened in proportion to the percentage of player pay insurance does not cover, unless a second insurer is used to provide top-up
if insured earnings for injured players does not count against the cap, teams would appear to have license to keep players on injury leave as player development and movement dictates among healthy players
players beyond useable service life placed on long term injury leave are then likely handed the golden shovel with which to dig their own graves career-wise: in industry generally, injured workers rarely come back to full employment after a mere six months on injury leave and after a year, they never come back
in the real world, people speaking to lost time insurance tend to overlook ways usage of long term injury pay is exploited to dispose of workers, rather than bear cost toward rehabilitation …
the concussion lawsuits in hockey speak to the issue specifically
it is noted a recent nfl injury lawsuit contends physicians were party to manipulation of player health, using medication to mask and treat injuries so players could play … if provable, such practice would leave one to wonder if the inverse could be true, overstating injury diagnosis to benefit player movement and balance sheets while exploiting insurers
i can't see hockey being any different than the nfl with money being the common denominator, particularly when cap room is at stake on teams crowding the margin
it would be interesting to map long term injury insurance usage by teams like pittsburgh who have so much cap room eaten by two players, compelling manipulation of injured and insured players accordingly when making player moves
this to benefit player movement outside of competencies normally used in evaluation
- cheggy1731 - May 21, 2014 at 4:36 PM
After watching the Wild push the Hawks like no other team, I would suggest that any decent goalie would thrive in the Wild's system. They do an outstanding job of limiting scoring chances and allowing less shots on goal than most teams
- vstar1us - May 22, 2014 at 10:36 AM
I agree with trading Koivu and this will not be popular but I think maybe seeing if you can ship out the turn over king of slow skating Sutter! We have a Captain with Captain America! We can get some very , very, very good D men for what we are paying Sutter….
I am not. Sutter hater, just a realist………
Go Wild
- bhinrichs9 - May 22, 2014 at 1:01 PM
You are not very smart vstar1us. Suter gives us 29 minutes a game, and his a lockdown defender. His +/- will never be good playing that many minutes on the ice against the best players of everyteam but he still manages to be plus. He should have been a very high Norris Candidate. He is a rare #1 lockdown defenseman that most teams would gladly pay 98 million. Unless you are actuallying talking about a guy named Sutter, in that case I dont know who he is unless hes a Penguins Forward.
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