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Dolan eats $24 million in real dollars if they choose to buyout Richards this off-season. $18 million if they wait til June 2014. I think they wait until 2014 and allow Richards another year. Even if he does rebound next year I don't see any way that they don't use that extra compliance buyout on him.
Except you're not factoring in the $9MM in salary that you have to pay him next year if you wait. You actually SAVE real dollars by buying him out this summer.
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I just don't see the reason not to give him one more year.
The odds of him suffering a long injury are small. Having a Brad Richards, even a half-Richards like we had this season can make the difference between winning and losing.
We will have to buy him out after next year. That seems a certainty. But I don't think we'll have a problem re-signing everyone with him on the cap, and I don't see a UFA option out there that I would rather have for a year than Richards at that number. Like his play or not, there is still a decent chance he can be a 60 point center over the duration of a full season. Lindberg wouldn't be.
Brad Richards is now the 3rd/4th line center on this team. That guy can't take up 11% of your cap. Even if he returns to form (and you can't keep him around on a hope), he won't put up 60 points playing in that role. As to injuries, the odds are not THAT small - look at how many guys we have out right now (and every year) and don't forget that Brad's got a concussion history.
Not using the compliance buyout on him this summer would be an enormous mistake IMO.
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I can't believe how quickly the weeks and months are flying by. My family and I actually have an invitation to a home school graduation ceremony this Month! Apparently, the 2012-13 school year is rapidly coming to a close. For many of you, standardized testing will be a part of your end of the year activities, and realizing how stressful the idea of testing can be; I thought I would direct you to a great article that Betty Statnick wrote a few years ago. It's called, Testing: Scores and S'Mores.
Happy Easter, my friends. I just love Easter—it is absolutely my favorite holiday! The beauty of spring, new life, and most importantly, the message of this season and rock solid foundation of the Christian faith—Christ crucified, risen from the dead, and coming again—are all reasons I enjoy celebrating this special, holy time with my family.
I'm excited to tell you about an upcoming conference being held in the Washington D.C. area on April 19th-20th, 2013. The 13th annual, ACCESSIBILITY SUMMIT is a conference designed for families/caregivers, churches, teachers, and other professionals connected to the special needs community.
This is a very organized and informative conference. I attended last year, and came away with resources and knowledge that I have referred to throughout the year. I am really looking forward to hearing this year's keynote speakers. They are...
Recently, we have had many inquiries about how to find support groups and local resources that are specific to special needs. One mother shared her heart's cry stating, "I need more than an expert to give me suggestions, I need friends with which to meet regularly." Are there others out there who have this same need? I'm sure there are.
A few weeks ago, I discussed some of the tricky high school issues that many families encounter related to homeschooling a teenager with special needs or learning disabilities. Today, I will address a question we receive very frequently. I hope you will find this information helpful!
Recently I presented a workshop for parents who have struggling teenagers. Tackling homeschooling through high school may seem like a daunting task already. There are often many additional questions that arise regarding "tricky" high school issues when one has a child with a learning disability or special challenges. Today, I thought I would share some of the frequently asked questions and answers regarding homeschooling struggling high school age students.
Several months ago I had the privilege of meeting Cheri Moore, a former special education teacher, who has been trained in Dr. Guy Berard's Auditory Integration Training. She was kind enough to introduce me to Dr. Berard's book, Hearing Equals Behavior and Dancing in the Rain, by Annabel Stehli. Both books were fascinating reads. Since that time, I've told people that I know just enough about Auditory Integration Training or AIT, to be dangerous! With that said, I want to take this opportunity to tell you what I've learned, and how it may be helpful to your son or daughter.
I have recently spoken to many members who are new to homeschooling and have children with special learning challenges. I have also had the opportunity to talk with seasoned homeschooling families who are now sailing into "unchartered waters", due to facing a recent diagnosis of Autism and Aspergers. To be sure, there are countless families who are in similar "boats" and feeling waves of fear, doubt, loneliness, and quite frankly just overwhelmed and reeling with uneasiness.
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Every year during Development Camp, we pick Nashville Predators prospects, players, coaches and personalities to be a part of our Three Minutes With… interview series. The summer of 2013 is no different and we're bringing you a great lineup this year.In today's edition, we sit down with Portland Winterhawks forward, Hockey Canada's national junior team development camp invite and Predators prospect Brendan Leipsic. After becoming Nashville's third round pick in 2012 (89th overall), Leipsic returned to Portland only to blow up offensively. His 120 points in just 68 games not only led his team and his league but also all of Canadian Major Junior (his linemate Nic Petan also had 120 points but played three more games). We asked the 19-year old Winnipeg, Manitoba, native what it was like to play in the Memorial Cup, having his Winterhawks teammates drafted and hoisting the Ed Chynoweth Cup at their championship parade in Portland.***section303.com: A lot of success for you last year, bo...
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Robert Griffin threw 4 interceptions all last regular season. Now he has 4 interceptions in his last 2 games combined, including the playoff loss to Seattle. It's worth noting that Tom Brady had one of the worst seasons of his career in the season after returning from his ACL tear and he had 4 months extra to recover and had no prior injury. He also wasn't nearly as reliant on his legs as Griffin. Griffin wasn't stepping into throws and took off running just 5 times. He'll improve as the season goes on, but it's very possible we don't see 2012 RG3 until 2014. Week 1 Studs LT Trent Williams Week 1 Duds QB Robert Griffin RB Alfred Morris RE Stephen Bowen MLB London Fletcher FS EJ Biggers SS Bacarri Rambo
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Michigan's Upper Peninsula is one of America's hidden treasures. Overlooked and ignored as a place to visit, it is decidedly not Yellowstone Park, Disney World, or New Orleans. The UP and the yoopers, enjoy their own character, culture, and history. The land of Lake Superior, the largest freshwater lake in the world, is their world along with the fingerlike Keweenaw Peninsula that dares to thrust deep northward into the heart of this beautiful, and sometimes dangerous, magnificent glacial gift. This is the setting for which Longfellow wrote his magical poem The Song of Hiawatha.
"Yankee Yooper on the Keweenaw" written by Philip J. Howard, Jr., M.D. tells his adventures as a surgeon working and exploring the land around the lake, the Keweenaw, the Copper Country history, the Ojibwa and Chippewa Indians, and more.
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text: Glenn Beck Absent On Monday 5/30 By John Story May 25, 2011 9:03 AM Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Getty Images Seems EVERYbody is taking Memorial Day off this year! Please be advised that Glenn Beck will be out Monday, May 30th, 2011 for Memorial Day. Doc Thompson will be the fill in host. Glenn will return live on Tuesday, May 31st. Filed Under: glenn beck, vacation Category: Media News, National News, Political, Radio News Share on Facebook Share on Twitter More Leave a comment Send to a friend! Print this page Pin it! Reddit This! Share on Tumblr! Best of Newstalk 1280 Chris Christie's Biggest Fan Is a Mountain of Excitement 2015 Purdue Boilermakers Football Schedule Does Playing Make-Up Lead to Low Self-Esteem and Accelerated Maturity in Young Girls? 'I Am Chris Farley' Documentary to Open July 31 – See the Trailer Here Recommended For You Best of the Web


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Major snowstorm on track for Northeast Friday. Are you ready? (+video)
Boston cancels school and New York prepares its plows in anticipation of a major snowstorm expected to hit the Northeast from Friday into Saturday. Some areas could see up to two feet of snow.
A storm sweeping into New England Friday has the potential to dump two feet of snow and to rank among the 10 biggest on record for the region, weather forecasters say. Already on Thursday major metropolitan areas announced plans to cope with the storm, from school cancellations and parking bans to public assurances that enough salt has been stockpiled.
"As much as one to two feet of snow is forecast from the New York City metro area to Maine, with localized heavier amounts possible," the National Weather Service said Thursday.
Whether the snow piles up to the two-foot level won't be known until Saturday morning, but officials across the region are urging residents to be prepared – to have canned goods and flashlights at the ready and to be cautious about travel on Friday and Saturday.
The storms is expected to build up late Friday, and continue overnight, with wind and continued snow or ice lingering as a travel concern on Saturday.
Winds in the region are forecast to include gusts up to 75 miles per hour. That, coupled with the potential snowfall and some freezing rain, could ground aircraft, stall commuters, and complicate railroad operations across the region.
It also makes for a significant risk of power outages.
A Weather Service alert for the Boston area says snow will start to develop Friday morning, shifting to rain during the afternoon. "The rain will change back to wet snow sometime Friday night, and continue into Saturday afternoon."
In Boston, Mayor Thomas Menino showed by mid-day Thursday how seriously the region is taking the storm. The city announced that schools would be closed Friday, declared a snow emergency and put a parking ban in place for noon Friday, and said only "essential" workers should show up at City Hall.
Via Twitter, the city warned of a "historic winter blizzard," although it's possible accumulations in the city will end up closer to 10 inches than 20.
The storm, dubbed Nemo, comes just a few months after the New York City area was hit by Sandy, the so-called superstorm that brought significant floods and power outages.
"We're ready for #Nemo, the office of New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg said on Twitter. "We have 250,000+ tons of salt on hand, 350 salt spreaders & plows ready to be put on 1,800 Sanitation trucks."
The city has some 6,300 street miles to be plowed.
Forecasts for Nemo are based on a confluence of two main forces: a cold front pushing down from Canada and lots of moisture moving up through the southern states.
Although the storm's impact during the early part of the work day may prove modest, many residents in the region will opt to be telecommuters on Friday – with encouragement from their employers.
If the storm ends up being big, the timing has a silver lining – Saturday is automatically a day off from school and work for most people.
The epic "Blizzard of 1978," by contrast, involved two-foot-plus snowfalls in cities including Boston on a Monday and Tuesday.
So far, major airlines are responding to Nemo's threat by offering passengers a free opportunity to change their travel plans. The website Weather Underground has compiled some of the details, as of Thursday morning.


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Highlights of the 2014 State Dept. Human Rights Report on Morocco and Western Sahara
The State Department's annual Human Rights Reports for Morocco and Western Sahara highlighted problems with government corruption and disregard for rule of law by security forces as serious concerns in 2014. The UN Human Rights Council's Working Group on Arbitrary Detention detected "a systematic pattern of acts of torture and ill-treatment during the arrest and detention process" for civilians, with acts of ill-treatment were "frequently linked to large demonstrations, a perceived threat to national security, or terrorism." In particular, the arrest and detention of undocumented migrants often occurred "contrary to law," as they were escorted to the borders without an opportunity to exercise their rights. Refugees, asylum seekers, and migrants were especially vulnerable to abuse, with reports detailing "mass arrests and brutalization" of primarily sub-Saharan migrants by security forces.
While Moroccan law provides for a right to public trial and right to appeal, it was withheld in certain cases, especially for people who protested incorporating Western Sahara into the country. In Western Sahara, the report states that "widespread impunity existed" and "there were no prosecutions of human rights abusers." While the "law prohibits arbitrary arrest and detention," security forces often ignored this, particularly during protests, with Sahrawi independence activists most …
U.S. Lifts Holds on Arms Sales to Bahrain
The Obama administration announced yesterday that it will resume weapons sales to Bahrain, which had been reduced since Bahrain's crackdown on pro-democracy demonstrators in 2011. When announcing the move, State Department Spokesman John Kirby said that "Bahrain has made some meaningful progress on human rights reforms and reconciliation." Kirby also noted, "Bahrain is an important and long-standing ally on regional security issues, working closely with us on the counter-ISIL campaign and providing logistical and operational support for countering terrorism and maintaining freedom of navigation."
This decision comes just weeks after the conviction and sentencing of opposition leader Sheikh Ali Salman for criticizing the government, as well as the release of the State Department's Human Rights Report for 2014. That report describes myriad rights abuses committed by Bahraini authorities and a culture of impunity for perpetrators of crimes against political prisoners and peaceful protesters.
Last week, Senator Ron Wyden (D-OR) sent a letter to Secretary of State John Kerry urging him not to renew arms sales to Bahrain, saying he would use his position to oppose any such moves. Following the announcement of the renewal, Rep. James McGovern (D-MA) stated "if the U.S. is truly committed to regional stability, we must …
Highlights of the 2014 State Dept. Human Rights Report on Bahrain
The State Department recently released its Country Reports on Human Rights Practices for 2014, and the following pertains to the section on Bahrain. The report discusses some initial steps the government has taken toward improving human rights since 2011, such as establishing the Office of the Ombudsman and the National Institute for Human Rights, both of which have acted to implement some of the recommendations given by the Bahrain Independent Commission of Inquiry (BICI). However, "local and international observers continued to express concern the government did not make significant progress on other BICI recommendations, including dropping charges against individuals engaged in nonviolent political expression, criminally charging security officers accused of abuse or torture, and integrating Shi'a into security forces."
The report cites the "most serious" ongoing human rights concerns in Bahrain as "citizens' limited ability to change their government peacefully; arrest and detention of protesters (some of whom were violent) on vague charges, occasionally leading to their torture and mistreatment in detention; and lack of due process in trials of political and human rights activists, students, and journalists, including harsh sentences."
The report notes that police have enjoyed near total impunity as evidence of torture and abuses have continued to …
Highlights of the 2014 State Dept. Human Rights Report on Turkey
The State Department has released its annual Human Rights Report on Turkey, which states that one of the most significant human rights problems in 2014 was impunity and weak administration of justice. The report details that Turkey's judiciary and law enforcement remain politicized, specifically mentioning the case where the government reassigned thousands of police and prosecutors in response to an anti-corruption investigation being conducted on senior government officials and their families. The European Commission determined that Turkey "had not made progress in limiting the immunity of members of parliament and senior public officials" in corruption-related cases. Notable is a law passed in April that gives members of the Turkish National Intelligence Organization immunity from prosecution. A new set of courts was also created, where single judges now hold "extraordinary powers" over politically sensitive cases, resulting in a "chilling effect" on political accountability.
Another serious problem in 2014 was government interference in freedom of expression. At least seven journalists were jailed at the end of 2014, charged under antiterror laws or for connections to illegal organizations. Use of excessive force by security to disperse protests and detain protesters was also frequent during the year, justified through anti-terror measures. According to the …
Yemen Talks Lose Momentum, UN Envoy Hopeful
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As fighting continues to rage in Yemen, prospects for a ceasefire look increasingly dim. UN-brokered peace talks in Geneva ended without any agreement between the Saudi-backed government of Abed Rabbo Mansour Hadi and the Houthi rebels. The parties were apparently not at all close to an agreement, and Yemeni Foreign Minister Riad Yassin expressed doubt that talks would be reconvened. However, UN Envoy for Yemen Ismail Ould Cheikh Ahmed reportedly believes there in an "emerging common ground" on which a settlement can be built. He will be in Riyadh this week and Sana'a next week in an attempt to negotiate an agreement.
Ahmed and the U.N. Security Council also urged a humanitarian pause in order for relief supplies to be delivered to Yemen's suffering population. Around 80 percent of Yemen's people require humanitarian assistance, with widespread shortages of food, water, and fuel reported. Magdelena Mis reported that some fear the water crisis in Yemen could become a greater concern than the war as ground water supplies are severely depleted and water prices have risen dramatically since the beginning of the Saudi-led bombing campaign. This has only exacerbated the humanitarian and security situation in a country where around …


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Nintendo announced Wednesday that it will reduce the price of the Wii U deluxe set from $349.99 to $299.99, effective Sept. 20.
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NHL Power Rankings 1/13
|01.13.10 at 7:13 am ET
The Blackhawks' reign atop our rankings lasted just a week. Chicago may be back, but right now San Jose looks at strong as ever. We also have some movement at the bottom of the pack.
1. (3) 30-10-7 The Sharks started the week taking important division road wins in LA and Phoenix on consecutive nights, moving to the top of the rankings just before they host the Bruins Thursday.
2. (2) 32-11-1 Nice to see Devils captain Jamie Langenbrunner being named to a similar role with the U.S. Olympic hockey team. His quiet but effective leadership sets the tone in New Jersey and will be well-served during the run for gold in Vancouver.
3. (1) 31-11-4 After arriving atop the rankings last week, the Blackhawks squandered a four-goal lead in a loss to Minnesota and dropped a 3-1 game at home to Anaheim. Far from impressive.
4. (4) 28-11-5 The Sabres begin a seven-game road trip in Atlanta on Thursday. The trip will include five tough games out West and could make or break hopes for securing the Northeast Division title.
5. (5) 27-12-6 A 7-4 loss at Tampa Bay on Tuesday ended a three-game winning streak for the Capitals.
Savard out 3-4 weeks with MCL tear
|01.09.10 at 11:04 am ET
The Bruins top-line center Marc Savard will be out 3-4 weeks with a Grade 2 partial MCL tear in his right knee. Savard will not require surgery. The team made the announcement this morning prior to its 1 p.m. game against the Rangers at TD Garden.
"It's unfortunate," Bruins coach Claude Julien said. "Anytime you lose a player it's an unfortunate situation. Especially we know what Savvy can bring to our hockey club but again, that's part of the game."
Savard suffered the injury in the opening minute of Thursday's 5-2 loss to Chicago.
"You hear me repeating myself in that regard, but we'll just make the best of it as far as having to grind it out a little bit more and getting those gritty wins," Julien reiterated.
David Krejci becomes the top center on the Bruins roster, joined by the likes of Trent Whitfield and Vladimir Sobotka. Steve Begin will be moved to center from his customary left wing position.
"We felt center was our strength, with David Krejci in there, with Savvy and Bergy, and obviously even Steve Begin was the ideal centerman on the fourth line," Julien said.
"Vladdy has done a great job of filling in that area, too. We really feel we got a couple of good guys to fill in the spot. That's been a position of strength. We lose that and now we've got to adjust to that. I'm not going to tell you anything you haven't heard before. Everybody's got to pick up their game, everybody's got to grind it out, and we have to find ways to win hockey games here because that's the most important thing right now."
Bruins await word on Savard
|01.08.10 at 2:16 pm ET
WILMINGTON — The Bruins are still awaiting word on the extent of a knee injury suffered by center Marc Savard in the opening minute of Thursday's 5-2 loss to the Chicago Blackhawks. Savard underwent an MRI this afternoon.
'He's being examined now,' said coach Claude Julien after practice. 'Hopefully we'll (know) later today or at the latest tomorrow morning.'
Julien has already ruled Savard out for Saturday afternoon's contest against the New York Rangers at TD Garden.
With Savard awaiting results of the MRI and leading scorer Patrice Bergeron already sidelined with a broken thumb, the Bruins patched together line combinations at practice that will hopefully offset any slack in the team's offense.
The Bruins managed to go 7-4-4 when Savard was sidelined early this season with a broken foot.
The immediate plan appears to have Vladimir Sobotka moving into Savard's spot, centering for Marco Sturm and Mark Recchi. Sobotka, who has four goals and three assists in 34 games, has generally been skating in a supporting role, on the team's energy line this season. But, he has been a top line center in the minors, generating 44 points in 44 games with the Providence Bruins last season.
'You have to start leaning on guys like that,' said Julien in reference to Sobotka. 'He's played that role in Providence, it's a little different than the NHL, but you have to lean on him, and you hope that he responds.'
David Krejci continued to center for Blake Wheeler and Miroslav Satan. Milan Lucic, skated with center Steve Begin and right wing Michael Ryder. After quickly being recalled from Providence, Trent Whitfield skated on the fourth line with Shawn Thornton and Daniel Paille.
With Savard sidelined, the Bruins will likely opt to provide more ice time to Krejci's line, which may have been Boston's best trio over the past week.
Krejci and Wheeler have shown some good early chemistry skating with Satan. The trio combined for both Boston goals against Chicago Thursday after generating three goals against Ottawa Tuesday in Satan's first game after being singed as a free agent a week ago. Wheeler has scored four goals in the last three games.
'Those three guys have done pretty well so far in a short span of time, right now that's what we need from that line is to give us some scoring power and they seem to create that,' Julien said.
If Savard is lost for any significant time, Krejci could be ready for added responsibility.
'I want to be a player who helps make a difference, I really want to help the team win games, I believe I can do more,' said Krejci who has four points ( 1 goal, 3 assists) in the last four games.
As Krejci, Wheeler and Satan learn more about each others tendencies, the trio could be poised for generating additional offense.
'He's a great player, when we figure out more about where (each player) likes to go, he could score more, especially in front of the net,' said Krejci of Satan. 'He's a big guy who is tough to push aside. If you put the puck on the net, he'll be there.'
Sounds of the game: The Looch is back
|01.08.10 at 2:05 am ET
Milan Lucic couldn't have picked a better time to return. The only problem was the good vibes last all of 28 seconds on Thursday night.
That's because Marc Savard went down with a right knee injury and the injury count continued at TD Garden as the Bruins dropped a 5-2 decision to the Chicago Blackhawks.
The Bruins are now without Savard, pending the result of Friday's MRI. They are without Patrice Bergeron for up to six weeks with a hand injury and they are without defenseman Andrew Ference for six weeks with a bad groin. Add on top of that an achy back for forward Byron Bitz and TD Garden has become TD M*A*S*H for the Bruins.
Afterward, Lucic talked about his return and the bad luck of the Bruins.
Bruins veteran Mark Recchi said the Bruins can't make excuses.
Blake Wheeler was among the Bruins most frustrated with the blown two-goal lead.
Claude Julien said the Bruins are very banged up right now.
Julien said Savard will go for an MRI on Friday on his right knee.
Savard to have MRI on right knee
|01.07.10 at 10:27 pm ET
Marc Savard will have an MRI on his right knee on Friday after leaving Thursday's night's loss to the Chicago Blackhawks at TD Garden.
"It's a knee injury," said Bruins coach Claude Julien in making the announcement after the game."The severity of it, we'll know more once we get the MRI done [Friday]."
Savard, the team's top play-making center, left after his first shift, 28 seconds into the game, when he fell to the ice, holding his right knee. He had to be helped off the ice by teammates Marco Sturm and Mark Recchi.
He was helped to the dressing room and did not return.
Lucic back in black
|01.07.10 at 7:39 pm ET
Milan Lucic returned to the Bruins lineup on Thursday night against the Chicago Blackhawks at TD Garden. He missed the last 18 games with a high left ankle sprain, suffered on Nov. 25 at Minnesota.
Lucic had returned and played just four games before suffering his second significant injury of the season. he had two goals and three assists in 10 games this season.
Savard leaves with leg injury
|01.07.10 at 7:18 pm ET
Bruins top line center Marc Savard had to be helped off the ice just 28 seconds into Thursday's game with Chicago at TD Garden with an apparent right leg injury.
The injury happened on his first shift of the game in the offensive zone. Marco Sturm and Mark Recchi had to help him skate to the Bruins bench, where he immediately made his way to the dressing room with assistance from Bruins training staff.
Eight minutes later, the Bruins announced he would not be returning to the game.
Savard, like Lucic and Bergeron, has been bitten by the injury bug this season. Savard has played in just 28 games this year, compiling nine goals and 13 assists. He missed 15 games between Oct. 21-Nov. 20 with various injuries.


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