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I live in MI but would like to have a specialty piece made. it would be a fairly simple piece. seen as how a visit is out of the question, is there a way to call in and fax the rough specifications? very interested in a response as this is the only "custom" shop i have found. : )
This might seem weird, but I live in CA. And I just wanted to know, if I had paid you guys to make me something, would you send it to CA, because that is where I live. And I want something special made for my fiance's 21st. birthday, and I am just getting some prices n stuff in mind.
ive got a jbd and after 6 years one of the devils that hang off the side came off just wanna no if there anything you can do to fix that?? it was a perfect break and i dont wanna ghetto rig it with super glue!! its clean and ready to be looked at is it okay to bring in??
i got a clean glass piece, got knocked over broke the slide that holds the bowl, can you guys put a new one on? what is price range to have it fixed? thanks
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i was wondering if you are able too blow custon water pipes on site, i was looking for an ice catcher, 2 perculaters and an ash catcher, also with custom colors and symbols money is not an issue looking for around $450
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Hello, Im looking for something unique. A 18mm Female to 18mm Female Glass on Glass Adapter. Can you custom make it?
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Im looking for someone to blow a simple and basic glass pipe with bright colors and 2 sets of initials on it for a groomsman gift. the wedding is in a month. Is that even possible to do with that time frame? Please get back to me as soon as possible. Thanks in advance
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I was wondering if you make a custom bong from a rouge picture I drew and if i could fax you it and how much it would cost and if you ship it to California for me as that is where I live
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Can you make a pipe in the shape of the om symbol?
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Hey know this is a long shot but I just broke the stem off of a special wine glass, desperate to fix as soon as possible please let me know if you can help me out or refer me to someone who can, thank you so much!
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In music, any one of eight scalar modes employed for medieval liturgical melodies. The modal system was conceived for the purpose of codifying plainchant (see Gregorian chant); the names of the modes were borrowed from the system used by the ancient Greeks, though the Greek system was inadequately understood and the connection between the two is illusory. The modes are distinguished according to the note used as the final (last note) and the emphasis placed on another note, called the dominant. The Dorian mode's final is D, the Phrygian mode's is E, the Lydian mode's is F, and the Mixolydian's is G. Each of these four original modes had a parallel mode (Hypodorian, Hypophrygian, Hypolydian, and Hypomixolydian) with a lower range. Though they principally employ the tones A-B-C-D-E-F-G, some replace B with B-flat. In the 16th century, further modes were identifiedthe Aeolian, on A, and the Ionian, on C (corresponding to modern minor and major). The mode on B was ignored because of B's problematic tonal relationship within the scale.
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[1562] Utilization of MYC Immunohistochemistry in Aggressive B-Cell Lymphomas To Predict an Underlying MYC Gene Rearrangement
Nichole Steidler, Giovanni Insuasti-Beltran, Ronald Schrader, Kaaren Reichard. University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, NM
Background: Rearrangements of the MYC oncogene drive proliferation and are associated with increased aggressiveness in some B-cell lymphomas. A MYC gene rearrangement has both prognostic and diagnostic utility in Burkitt lymphoma (BL), diffuse large B-cell lymphoma (DBLCL) and B-cell lymphoma unclassifiable (BCLU). Recent studies report that specific patterns of MYC immunohistochemistry may predict an underlying MYC gene rearrangement. Given that turn around time for traditional methods for detection of MYC gene rearrangements (e.g. cytogenetics, fluorescence in situ hybridization) is typically longer than for immunohistochemistry, we aimed to determine if MYC immunohistochemistry could predict an underlying MYC gene rearrangement.
Design: 34 BL, 29 DLBCL without MYC rearrangement, 4 DLBCL with MYC rearrangement, 8 BCLU cases and 12 DLBCL with additional copies of the MYC gene region but no rearrangement were evaluated for percentage and intensity of tumor cells staining by MYC immunohistochemistry. 16 of 87 cases (18%) were excluded due to poor tissue fixation. MYC immunohistochemistry (Epitomics clone Y69) was performed on paraffin-embedded formalin-fixed tissues at a 1:50 titer. Fluorescence in situ hybridization (FISH) was performed in every case to confirm presence or absence of an underlying MYC rearrangement. Blinded to the pathologic diagnosis, three pathologists evaluated each case using a 3-tiered system (1+ to 3+, weak to strong) to grade intensity of MYC nuclear immunohistochemical staining and to assign percent positive cells.
Results: The average percentage of tumor cells positive by MYC immunohistochemistry was 95% for BL, 98% for BCLU, 100% for DLBCL with MYC rearrangement, 56% for DLBCL without MYC rearrangement and 50% for DLBCL with additional MYC copies (p = 0.0005). BL and BCLU tended to have intensity 3+, DLBCL with MYC rearrangement tended to have intensity 2+, and DLBCL without MYC rearrangement and DLBCL with additional MYC copies tend to have intensity 1+ (p=0.0003).
Conclusions: Detection of MYC protein expression by immunohistochemistry is a valuable tool in the evaluation of aggressive B-cell lymphomas. In this study, we found that strongly positive MYC immunohistochemistry (2+ and 3+) can predict an underlying MYC gene rearrangement. This finding could have potential cost savings by negating the need for FISH in some cases. An important caveat is the need for adequate fixation for successful evaluation of MYC immunohistochemistry.
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This post started out as an email response to a question Steve Rittler asked me about integrating ColdFusion with an Enterprise Service Bus (ESB). Since it's a fairly interesting topic, I figured it might benefit the community so I asked him if he minded if I posted my response as a series of blog entries. Before I speak to the specifics of connecting ColdFusion to an ESB, I think it might be useful to talk about what an ESB is, how it came about, and what sorts of problems it helps solve.
To give you some background, I've been working for the past two years now as the architect for a project to transform the way our company does integration. We're going from point-to-point integration using mainly shared databases, flat files, journals, and FTP to a service oriented architecture that uses XML messaging and an Enterprise Service Bus as the foundation. To understand how we arrived where we are today, it's useful to understand the evolution of integration patterns. As I said, my company had been doing the majority of its integration point-to-point. Each system was integrated with every other system directly – through database calls, sending flat files over FTP, etc. A typical point-to-point architecture looks something like this:
As you can see, it looks kind of messy – and it is for a large enterprise like mine. If you are a small company, though, chances are this is how your integration looks as well, and that might be fine given your situation. Just like the procedural vs. OOP debate or the framework debate, the integration architecture debate is discussed in similar fashion. That said, the main drawback to the point-to-point architecture is that it's an n2 problem. That means for each new system you add to your architecture that needs to be integrated, you end up with a total of n2 integration points. If you only have a handful of systems, you may be able to support this, but it can become unmanageable fast. It just doesn't scale well in most cases. Point-to-point integration is popular because it's so easy to do and can usually be implemented fairly quickly. "I'll just write data to this staging file" or "I'll just grab data from this table over here" probably sounds familiar.
This brings us to the next evolution in integration architectures – hub and spoke integration. Hub and spoke integration attempted to address the scalability and management problems of point-to-point architectures by introducing the idea of a central hub or broker. You'll often hear this referred to as EAI or Enterprise Application Integration as well. The idea is that all systems in an organization would connect to and send their data through a central hub. This way, connectivity went from n2 connections to n:
Integration is usually performed via adapters for each specific application. These adapters can be as generic as file drops and database queries or API based adapters for connecting to packaged software such as SAP.
In order to integrate a new system in this architecture, all you needed to do is connect it to the central hub and it is then capable of sending data to or receiving data from any other system on the hub. Hub and spoke architectures make for more loosely coupled systems.
While the hub and spoke architecture was great at reducing dependencies as well as the number of connectivity points, it introduced several new problems as well. First, hub and spoke architectures tend to be proprietary in nature. They also introduce a single point of failure that can be difficult to mitigate. Additionally, they have historically have had scalability problems because of an inability to support large transaction volumes.
Because nothing in IT is ever the be-all and end-all solution, integration architecture continued to evolve. Seeking to take the best parts of EAI (centralized management, loose coupling, n lines of connectivity), a new integration pattern known as the Enterprise Service Bus or ESB emerged. Initially, the ESB was only an integration pattern – there were no commercial applications you could buy and implement. Of course, that has all changed. Today, you can find ESB product offerings from pretty much every major integration software vendor out there as well as a growing list of open source alternatives.
There are a number of features and characteristics that make an ESB different from traditional EAI/hub and spoke integration. It's difficult to get everyone to agree 100% on a universal definition of an ESB, but for my purposes, I've used this high level definition from David Chappell's book Enterprise Service Bus: Theory in Practice (O'Reilly):
The implementation of the ESB looks something like this:
One of the most important aspects here and one that people often don't fully get at first is the distributed nature of the ESB. In hub and spoke EAI, all data has to be brought to the central hub in order to be processed. In an ESB, you actually deploy ESB end-points where your applications are located. If your data center is all in one building, it's as simple as pushing the processing out to other servers located in the same room. In a distributed enterprise, the remote processing means you can physically locate processing components where the systems you need to integrate reside. This makes the ESB much, much more scalable than hub and spoke architectures.
Another thing to note is that the distributed services architecture is implemented using lightweight containers. This means that you don't need to have an application server installed everywhere you want to deploy the ESB containers. That can easily lower your overall integration costs, especially if you use commercial application servers in your environment. All that's required to deploy the remote ESB containers is (usually) a JVM.
A third difference between hub and spoke and the ESB is that the ESB is built on a SOA foundation. Not only does the ESB act as the underlying backbone for SOA, but it is itself SOA based – all of its parts are loosely coupled and can generally be deployed separately as necessary. One benefit of this is that you can deploy only what functionality you need where and when you need it. If you have an intensive transformation process that occurs in one of the applications you are integrating with the bus, you can deploy the necessary horsepower there to deal with the transformation, without having to have the same configuration everywhere.
Applications can connect to ESB endpoints using a variety of mechanisms including but not limited to Web Services, JMS, JCA, HTTP, email, FTP, JDBC, adapters, and many more. How you connect will depend on what you are trying to connect, your overall architecture, and other factors. The bottom line is that there's no one way to do ESB connectivity, although your choice can impact ease of implementation, performance, scalability, etc.
I hope you've enjoyed this general overview of integration architectures. If you have questions or comments, I'd love to hear them. Stay tuned for the next post in this series in which I answer the question "how to get ColdFusion on the Bus".
November 7, 2007
Kudos to Jim Priest for his latest CFEclipse article published on the IBM Developer Works website.
Jim's an avid blogger and regular contributor to the ColdFusion community. Getting an article on the IBM Developer Works site is no small feat, and an article there about ColdFusion is just one more feather in the cap of of CF developers. Cheers to Jim! This is the kind of exposure outside of the CF mainstream that we can all benefit from.
October 25, 2007
I'm out in San Jose this week at the Microsoft Global High Tech Summit (I was part of a team that authored a whitepaper on secure collaboration for the conference - more on that later). I'm currently sitting in on a session by Pete Thompson, the GM for Microsoft's Surface Computing platform. I had a chance to talk with Pete a bit last night at a cocktail reception and have to say that Microsoft has some fascinating work going on around the space. The team is currently up to 170 people, with plans to grow it to 250. That's a lot of people working on a very innovative platform.
If you aren't familiar with surface computing, it's essentially using sensing and display technology embedded in everyday surfaces (like tables) to interact with digital content. Microsoft's first product is called appropriately enough, Surface. It has some distinct characteristics, as defined by Microsoft:
Pete feels that the killer feature is object recognition - things like painting on the table with a brush, placing a camera or cellphone on the table and having it recognized and interacting with it.
Essentially it works like a rear projection TV flipped on it's back with an embedded (custom) version of Vista. It has several cameras mounted underneath along with an IR light source. There were 80+ prototypes before the final design was finalized.
Right now, Surface is being rolled out at hotels and restaurants around the country. The idea is to get it out there for people to start interacting with before it's fully commercialized (like plasma tv's were). Microsoft is working with an Harrah's in Las Vegas on a Surface project (I'm wondering if it's an interactive card game)??
Microsoft is treating Surface as a platform, and plans to release an SDK for developing custom solutions (late '07 / early '08). There's already a lot of interest in both the platform and product, with a consumer version of the product eventually to be developed.
Having a chance to have played with the Surface table being demonstrated at the conference, I have to say that the technology really is exciting, and I can see a lot of potential for the platform. The demo apps they have really only scratch the surface of what's going to be possible once the SDK is out there and people start developing for the platform. Interaction via touch, visual recognition, RFID, wireless, and more.
Right now, Surface is built into a table. Wait until it's built into other objects like walls, floors, refridgerators, etc. Sure it's going to take time to get the components down to a size to make this possible, but they will get there, and when they do, look out.
October 17, 2007
This is just a quick note to Canvas Wiki users regarding large text entries. I was putting our internal coding guidelines into our dev wiki today when I ran into an issue with the entry being truncated. My initial thought was either a validation rule in the app was truncating the text, or the DSN configuration wasn't set to allow CLOBS. After a quick peek at the code, I confirmed the issue was with the DSN config. You'll never run into this issue unless you have a fairly large wiki entry.
To correct the issue, edit your data source in the ColdFusion Administrator and click on the Show Advanced Settings button. You should see a checkbox for CLOB -- Enable long text retrieval (CLOB). Make sure this is checked and you should be good to go.
October 11, 2007
I've seen a lot of postings on blogs and mailing lists lately showing various functions for calculating/displaying epoch time using ColdFusion.
There are actually two popular variants of epoch - UNIX epoch and Java epoch. UNIX epoch or "UNIX time" is defined by Wikipedia as:
"Unix time, or POSIX time, is a system for describing points in time: it is the number of seconds elapsed since midnight UTC of January 1, 1970, not counting leap seconds. It is widely used not only on Unix-like operating systems but also in many other computing systems. It is neither a linear representation of time nor a true representation of UTC (though it is frequently mistaken for both) as the times it represents are UTC but it has no way of representing UTC leap seconds (e.g. 1998-12-31 23:59:60)."
As you can see, UNIX epoch is expressed as the number of seconds since midnight UTC on January 1, 1970. Java epoch is still based on the same origination date, however, it is expressed in milliseconds.
There are several ways you can get the UNIX/Java epoch time in ColdFusion including using Java, the getTickCount() function, or using dateDiff().
What's important to note here is that the number of seconds/milliseconds returned depends on the method you use and your server's timezone. Both the Java method and getTickCount() return values that are relative to your server's local time, not UTC, which may or may not be how you need it within your application. The dateDiff() function returns the number of seconds relative to UCT time, not your server's local time.
Let's take a look at a few examples to help clarify my point. The following code uses the three methods above. I've written a udf to wrap the dateDiff() function because I want a reusable way to package things and I also want to account for the server's UTC offset using the dateConvert() function:
If you want to go from epoch to local ColdFusion server date/time, add the following code to the example:
You should note that the getTickCount() only started returning Java epoch time as of ColdFusion MX 6.1. Prior to that, it returned a sequential number, but it wasn't epoch.
Here are two links to articles I wrote for the ColdFusion Cookbook that give further clarification:
Convert a date/time to epoch
convert epoch to a CF date/time object
Additionally, there are four UDFs on cflib for converting to/from epoch:
October 11, 2007
This one has been making the rounds around the ColdFusion blogosphere, so I thought I'd add to the mix and help get the word out. Todd Sharp is running a nice contest over at the new CFSnippets website designed to get developers working with the new Snipex features in CFEclipse. If you haven't been to CFSnippets, it's a public Snipex server with several libraries of open source snippets you can use within CFEclipse to speed up development of common tasks.
The contest runs through November 30th and includes some pretty cool prizes. For more information, click the banner below.
October 9, 2007
In a previous entry I talked about a problem I was having with my laptop blue screening every time I tried to install/run ColdFusion 8 with the default 1.6 jvm. At the time, I believed the issue might be with java 1.6 and some drivers on my machine. It turns out I was only partially right.
I though others in my group had been successful at installing CF8 on their machines, but it turns out that they all had the same BSOD problem I did. After a little more digging, Adam Crump was able to determine that the fault was taking place with a file called fslx.sys. It turns out that this file is used by the Altiris Software Virtualization System that was installed on all of our laptops. We use Altiris for lifecycle management, helpdesk, patch management, and more. The software virtualization wasn't being actively used, but something about it is causing the BSOD. Removing the Altiris virtualization program and reverting back to the 1.6 jvm solved the problem.
We're planning to submit the issue to Symantec (they recently bought Altiris) so they can hopefully issue a fix. Their virtualization software is actually pretty cool, so I'd like to be able to have it reinstalled on my machine again at some point.
October 2, 2007
I missed the Indesign and Flex sneak. Apologies to all you Indesign fans out there.
Ok, that's it for tonight. It's off to the MAX special event. This year's event is supposed to be the best ever. Hope to see you there.
October 2, 2007
Back from break. The next 4 presenters are getting ready to go...
Danielle Beaumont is showing off custom skinning Flex and Air components using Fireworks. I'm not really familiar with all of the challenges associated with custom skinning (other than the fact that most Flex apps have a very similar look and feel), but I can see that what she's doing here is making a lot of people happy (loud applause).
Next up is Hemant Khandelwal talking about building online/offline apps with AIR & ColdFusion. This is huge. He's showing a typical application built using CF with the new layout and AJAX tags. Next he adds a new attribute to the cfgrid tag to tell it operate in off-line mode. ColdFusion then generates an AIR package containing the JavaScript, HTML, and other files necessary to make the application work. These applications can be run in both offline and online mode! There's automatic synchronization of data when an offline application goes online. He's now showing a mail application that's in offline mode sending data to the server. He clicks submit and data moves to an unsent folder. When the application goes back online, the data is sent out. This one is what a lot of ColdFusion developers have been asking for.
I have to post this now. Be right back for part 3...
October 2, 2007
Live blogging from the Sneak Peeks session at Adobe MAX 2007. Sneak Peeks is one of my favorite sessions. It's always interesting to see what's on the minds of Adobe engineers, and what might be coming down the line in future releases.
They're pulling a Blues Brothers skit with Mike Downey and Marc Eaman dressed up like Dan Aykroyd and John Belushi. The standard disclaimer applies - the tech previews here may or may not ever make it into products...
There's going to be a vote for best sneak at the end of the session (built with CF and Flex, of course).
First up is Karl Miller and Karl Soule from the visual communicator (Vc) team. They're showing off a new tool (version 3) for doing video production that's supposed to be easy enough for a third grader to use. It has a teleprompter interface for script reading with the ability to place content at various places throughout the timeline. Pretty simple and powerful. It can also communicate with Flash Media Server for live streaming. It can control up to 3 cameras and has both blue and green screen built in. This tool looks like it makes it very simple to do tv quality production on a laptop.
Up now is Danielle Diebler who is showing off VoIP in the Flash Player. She's also mention that P2P in the Flash Player as well as extended codecs are in the works. She's demoing an application now that built using the technology called CoCoNiki. It's an online diary that uses voice and presence awareness. The VoIP quality seems pretty good so far. She's moving on to an Air application now that also does VoIP (she's making a live call to a cell phone.
Ken Sundermeyert is up from the Flash Home for Mobile group. He says Flash Home will let you replace the home screen on your phone (has to be a Flash enabled phone, of course) with a customized Flash based screen. The market for personalization is huge (2+ billion last year, excluding ringtones). Flash Home is capable of getting web data, including from Flash Cast. It is also integrated with the device. No sandbox, so it can access phone functionality natively (address book, sms, call logs, etc.). He's demoing a custom home screen that he built that pulls up a person's location when they call by getting their phone number from the call log, checking the area code, and displaying a graphic of the city. Live demo of someone in the audience calling his phone. The wallpaper on the phone switches from blue background to the Statue of Liberty. You'll also be able to get home screens from a catalog over the air.
Geoff Baum is showing off Photoshop Express, a new online version of Photoshop built using Flex. It's not meant to replace the full Photoshop, but is supposed to provide a "consumer" alternative for performing common image editing tasks. The interface is pretty intuitive. Lots of impressive editing capabilities. It's got a timeline for edits, so you can move backward/forward in edit sequences. All of the editing is non-destructive. Very impressive stuff!
They're setting up for part 2 now, so I'm going to cut this post of here, grab a beer, then come back for more. Stay tuned...


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Senior Shaina Rennegarbe, junior Cassie Rushing and freshman Mattie Lindner represented SIU on the WGCA list. ... Continue Reading →
Dawgs downed by Shockers
The Saluki baseball team lost two out of three games by a combined run total of seven to Wichita State University during the weekend.
Friday, the Salukis started senior pitcher Cody Forsythe on the mound against WSU junior pitcher Cale Elam. Forsythe's ... Continue Reading →
Salukis claim second-straight MVC series
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SIU head coach Kerri Blaylock said series win was key to kickstart another good weekend.
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Receiver discusses football team's offense, future
Daily Egyptian: How do you feel about the quarterback position going forward?
John Lantz: I think each year Kory (Faulkner) has gotten better, and he's gained more confidence in us. I know MyCole (Pruitt) has been the main target in our offense, but ... Continue Reading →
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Salukis keep playoff hopes in mind
The SIU football team must get a home win Saturday against South Dakota State University to keep its playoff expectations alive.
SIU (5-4, 4-2 MVC) will need to win its remaining two games to enter the playoff picture, which is decided by a committee. ... Continue Reading →
Football looks for winning record
The SIU football team's Homecoming matchup with the University of Northern Iowa Saturday offers the Salukis a chance to kick a battered rival while its down.
Defeating UNI (1-4, 0-2) could essentially knock the Panthers out of playoff contention and ... Continue Reading →
Cross-country continues win streak at home
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The women routed the competition in the 5k race at the Saluki Invitational by notching five of the top seven ... Continue Reading →


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The once in my lifetime ice storm that occurred just pre Christmas 2013 encased our entire Rhodo in a quite thick layer of ice: And for much of the rest of the winter this same plant experienced temps from -10 F to -15 F (often for days on end). By coincidence this was the first winter that I did not provide provide protection (a windbreak of burlap). Now this shrub is by no means an exemplary example of of a rhodo (far from it) but even with all these hardships it has flowered just fine in 2014. |
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I've kind of come to the conclusion this past winter was hard for people, but that doesn't necessarily translate to a winter tough on plants. My losses were minimal and really nothing out of the ordinary. In fact, the last few weeks I have been amazed at how huge and lush everything is this year. The survivors really didn't seem to suffer that much. In fact, maybe it gave them an incentive to grow like they've never grown before. (I'm sure all the rain has helped, but I don't think it's the only factor at play.) Kevin |
Kevin, there is no doubt that significant continuing snow cover helped perennials but this wouldn't have been much help to trees and taller shrubs. I am disappointed to have lost the top half of my Acer palmatum 'Filigree Green Lace'. The bottom branches, all insulated with that snow are lush and green and the unprotected upper branches are barren. |
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I just got your reference to Star Wars, Rouge! One of my favorites. :-) Sorry about your Acer palmatum. I have not grown that type but I thought they were slow growing and the form is of particular interest. So will you be able to salvage it with pruning or do you think it is ruined? |
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Their hands tied because of salary-cap issues, the Boston Bruins could only watch on Tuesday as National Hockey League teams embarked on a record spending spree, handing out more than $500 million in contracts on the first day of free agency.
Considering some of the mad money thrown at such players as Benoit Pouliot and Deryk Engelland, the fact that Boston couldn't join in is probably a positive.
Two years after the owners locked out the players in a dispute over cost certainty, NHL teams spent over half a billion dollars on Day One of free agency, eclipsing the previous record of $384 million in 2009, according to TSN.
The Bruins did suffer one significant loss — that of Jarome Iginla, who landed a three-year, $16-million deal from the Colorado Avalanche. While Iginla's 30 goals will be missed, the Bruins could not come close to matching the offer, either in dollars or in years.
With the salary cap set at $69 million for 2014-15, the Bruins have less than $6 million to spend on re-signing restricted free agents Torey Krug and Reilly Smith, both of whom are in line for good raises, and several other RFAs, including Matt Bartkowski.
After looking at options for freeing up cap space for Iginla, general manager Peter Chiarelli decided not to do it.
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Chiarelli said he knew after speaking with Don Meehan, Iginla's agent, late on Monday night that Iginla would not be re-signing with Boston.
But Chiarelli is optimistic that the void left by Iginla — whose 37th birthday was Tuesday — can be filled. "We'll find someone to fill that role, whether it's someone from within or maybe through a trade," he said.
"What's important, too, is that were able to preserve money and cap space going forward for the likes of [David] Krejci and [Milan] Lucic and [Johnny] Boychuk and [Dougie] Hamilton and [Torey] Krug and [Reilly] Smith. So that was important, too.
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Moving Loui Eriksson into Iginla's place beside Krejci and Lucic is one option.
"I'm really comfortable with that. It's a different look, but he's a very smart player. He's a great two-way player. He plays a very smart game. I saw him play with the Sedins [at the Olympics] — he can play at that level," said Chiarelli.
"We've got a strong core and I believe there are guys that are going to replace those goals that we lost. I also know that it's important to make sure that these guys get a chance, these younger guys get a chance, to show that they can play," he said.
Chiarelli said the Bruins have nine NHL defensemen — including David Warsofsky of Providence. "We can't go into the year with nine NHL defensemen. … At some point, I have to do something there, but I'm in no hurry. It may be that we see how the preseason goes," he said.
Niklas Svedberg is "almost ready, if not ready" to replace Chad Johnson as Tuukka Rask's backup in goal, according to Chiarelli.
"It doesn't mean he gets the job; it doesn't mean we won't add somebody at some point to challenge him," said Chiarelli, who signed Svedberg to an economical $600,000 contract.
The team is still in the process of talking to candidates to replace assistant coach Geoff Ward. In addition to Providence head coach Bruce Cassidy, there are "four or five other names and [coach] Claude [Julien] will be meeting with some of them over development camp," which opens on July 9, said Chiarelli.
In other signings involving former Bruins, fourth-line left winger Shawn Thornton, soon to be 37 years old, landed a two-year, $2.4-million deal with the Florida Panthers.
Johnson, who had a fine season as Tuukka Rask's backup, departed for the New York Islanders, who signed him to a two-year, $2.6-million pact.
Defenseman Andrei Meszaros, acquired from Philadelphia at the trade deadline, signed a one-year, $4-million deal with Buffalo.
The Bruins did sign 6-foot-7 defenseman Chris Breen, who played nine games for Calgary last season but has spent most of his four pro seasons in the AHL.
"Just to show everybody that we actually haven't been sitting on our hands all day," Chiarelli said with a laugh. Breen, 25, figures to be a depth player in Providence.
Defenseman Mike Moore, the captain of the P-Bruins last season, signed a one-year, two-way contract with Washington.
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QOSTA New Album Collaboration Doesn't Make The Cut
Nine Inch Nails frontman Trent Reznor's contribution to the title track of Queens Of The Stone Age's upcoming album "Era Vulgaris" has not made the final cut.
Even though the track will not appear, it will not be wasted. QOTSA frontman Josh Homme told Billboard.com: "We're going to get creative about how that song comes out and where it goes."
The album which is due out on June 12 via Interscope, does include guest appearance by The Strokes' Julian Casablancas. He sings and plays digital guitar on the track "Sick, Sick, Sick."
Homme says the guitar is "A lame looking thing, but it sounds really cool."
ZZ Top guitarist Billy F. Gibbons who guested on QOTSA's 2005 album, "Lullabies to Paralyze," was also meant to help out on the Queen's fifth album, however will now not be heard either due to scheduling conflicts.
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Jared Sullinger & Harrison Barnes Headline 2010 McDonald's All American Game
I told you yesterday that the McDonald's All American Game Selection Show was happening tonight, as the top 24 high school basketball seniors in the country would be selected to play in the prestigious 2010 Games set to tip off in Columbus, Ohio on March 31. Well the ballots are in, so check out the rosters for both teams.
Reggie Bullock, G, 6-7, Kinston H.S., NC – North Carolina
Tobias Harris, F, 6-8, Half Hollow Hills West H.S., NY Tennessee
Kyrie Irving, G, 6-3, St. Patrick H.S., NJ – Duke
Joe Jackson, G, 6-0, White Station H.S., TN – Memphis
Perry Jones, C, 6-11, Duncanville H.S., TX – Baylor
Jelan Kendrick, G, 6-7, Wheeler H.S., GA – Memphis
C.J. Leslie, F, 6-9, Word of God Christian Academy, NC – Undecided
Kendall Marshall, G, 6-4, Bishop O'Connell H.S., VA – North Carolina
Jayvaughn Pinkston, F, 6-7, Bishop Loughlin H.S., NY – Villanova
Josh Selby, G, 6-3, Lake Clifton H.S., MD – Undecided
Jared Sullinger, C, 6-9, Northland H.S., OH – Ohio State
Deshaun Thomas, F, 6-7, Bishop Luers H.S., IN – Ohio State
Keith Appling, G, 6-3, Detroit Pershing H.S., MI – Michigan State
Harrison Barnes, F, 6-8, Ames H.S., IA – North Carolina
Terrence Jones, F, 6-9, Jefferson H.S., OR – Undecided
Cory Joseph, G, 6-3, Findlay College Prep, NV – Undecided
Brandon Knight, G, 6-4, Pine Crest School, FL – Undecided
Doron Lamb, G, 6-4, Oak Hill Academy, VA – Undecided
Ray McCallum, G, 6-1, Detroit Country Day School, MI – Undecided
Fab Melo, C, 7-0, Sagemont School, FL – Syracuse
Jereme Richmond, F, 6-8, Waukegan H.S., IL – Illinois
Josh Smith, C, 6-10, Kentwood H.S., WA – UCLA
Tristan Thompson, F, 6-10, Findlay College Prep, NV – Texas
Patric Young, F, 6-9, Providence School, FL – Florida
Couple thoughts:
1. I've seen every kid on this list play other than Kendrick and Young.
2. I had the privilege of going to France with Sullinger, Selby, Joseph, McCallum and Thompson this summer, and an so glad to see that they all made the game. Great group of kids.
3. Surprising to see seven players – Leslie, Selby, T. Jones, Joseph, Knight, Lamb and McCallum – still undecided at this point. While there's always a couple that play in the game without having made a decision, this seems like a lot for this time of year. Expect a couple of them to finally commit once their high school season is over.
4. With the game in Columbus, you have to believe that Sullinger will be taking home the MVP honors. The same thing happened when I went to the McD's game in San Diego, and Chase Budinger put on a shot in front of the home crowd.
5. From this group, I'm going to go out on a limb and say that Terrence Jones could be the best pro player in 10 years. Just a gut feeling.
6. Off the top of my head, the biggest snubs are Ryan Harrow, Will Barton and Dion Waiters. Also, Roscoe Smith and Phil Pressey definitely could have made it.
What do you think? Did your favorite prep stars make it? Who is the biggest snub?
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