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For Rent:Jodie Gilmour
Have been watching several shows of For Rent starring Jodie Gilmour. In all these shows she is very pregnant. Does anyone know when she had her baby and what sex it was? An interested Grandma.
Jodi's 2nd son was born in January. FR aired both pregnancies, in separate seasons, but fairly close together. Little confusing - it felt as if she was pregnant forever.
I really like FR and Jodie. Her decorating style is always chic and fun.
FYI - Lisa Canning's currently the FR designer. She appeared on a season of Marriage Under Construction, IIRC.
Oh I didn't know Jodie isn't hosting FR anymore! I really liked her.
Jodie's the host. She always uses a background, i.e. off camera, designer. That's Lisa, currently.
Hey, RErocker, could you tell me who was the designer in season 1 because I liked the designs in that season the most?
I've watched this show several times and have really tried to get over Jodi personality. She is so weird. An extreme VALLEY GIRL! It drives me up the wall, and she wears so much lip gloss, and her designs suck. It's like some high school girl.
She had a baby but did some shows while pregnant.If she is gone I hope she comes back.I liked her and the show.
I'm a HUGE fan of Jodi.
I wish they'd give her a "primetime" slot.
Her personality and design (on a budget) skills totally rock!!!
I love the fact that For Rent is pretty much drama free, and while I know that "talk with the landlord" is fake, I like the overall concept of the show.
I am also a fan. Would love to see new episodes of For Rent.
I love, love the show. I see on the boards that Jodi has had her baby. And apparantly there were two different pregnancies. Anywho, is she coming back to the show? I miss watching it. I keep looking to see if it is back yet.
I love this show and Jodi. I just wish the show would go back to the old format where Jodi would get to do a general sprucing up of the apartment instead of just one room. Maybe they did a budget cut or kept the same budget but just applied to one space but I still preferred to see all the little touches she did the apartment in the first seasons. And I know she didn't do over EVERY room but the old format she would touch up several spaces and do a larger makeover of the 'trouble' area. I happen to love Jodi's personality and think she's a kind, sweet person.
Love the show. Adore Jodie Gilmour. Great designs. Fun guests. I TiVo so I don't miss an episode.
I also love love this show...when will it return to HGTV?
I'm hoping that powers that be answer that question - is it coming back? I always enjoyed the show.
I LLLOOOVVVEEE. this show! producers please bring back new episodes!!!! I also lovvee. and miss color splash, designed to sell,design on a dime, those GREAT shows. It's really hard to find anything to watch on hgtv anymore.
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Do you bring your cell phone with you to bed? Or maybe a tablet? For a lot of us, they're within arm's reach always -- even when we sleep or when we should be sleeping.
The latest research documented incidents of "sleep-texting," which is said to be a problem with teens. They keep the phone next to or in their bed. They fall asleep, but then when it dings with a new text, they answer it, often in gibberish because they're half-asleep.
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Phones in bed are becoming a whole industry. A bunch of companies sell pillows with speakers built into them to hook your phone up for music.
They're even getting the little ones into it. So-called "smart pj's" have dots on them that are actually like barcodes. Bring along the phone to bedtime, scan the pajamas, and you get a lullaby, a story, or some facts about animals.
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Bomb-sniffing dogs, patrolling officers and random bag checks will be at the surface of the Bank of America Chicago Marathon next weekend, but the covert security measures that play out beneath the waterline are equally important, law enforcement officials said.
High-tech and hush-hush federal equipment will be put to use after a Department of Homeland Security decision to elevate the importance of the event in the wake of the Boston Marathon bombings.The marathon was designated a "level two" event, just below mega events like the Super Bowl in the multitier system used to determine the need for federal security assistance.
"Level two means it is an event with national or international importance that may require direct national level support and situational awareness," said Frank Benedetto, special agent in charge of U.S. Secret Service in Chicago. Benedetto, like other law enforcement agents interviewed for this story, wouldn't discuss covert security specifics or the gadgets the federal government is putting on the table, but he said they are myriad.
In August, Benedetto was appointed to coordinate an alphabet soup of government agencies assisting with security for the Oct. 13 marathon, but he was quick to point out that Chicago Police are taking the lead.
Steve Georgas, Chicago Police deputy chief of patrol, said it's a fine line between sharing enough security details to reassure the public while concealing enough to retain an advantage over anyone who could be planning an attack.Georgas acknowledged the use of undercover officers, bomb-sniffing dogs, police boats patrolling the Chicago River near bridges along the route and bag searches among spectators, who are being encouraged to leave their bags at home. He refused to say if garbage cans along the route that could be used to conceal a bomb would be moved. He also would not comment on how many officers would be on patrol or if runners might be subject to pat-downs before the race.
Separate sources confirmed that police will closely monitor the city's extensive surveillance camera system and that they have been combing social media in search of potential threats.
New rules announced by race organizers also are aimed at mitigating security risks.
Entrances to Grant Park have been reduced to four from seven, and each will be staffed by a security team. Runners now must show up in person and present identification to pick up their race bibs at the fitness expo at McCormick Place; they no longer can enlist a friend to complete the task. And runners won't be allowed into Grant Park with backpacks. They must use specially issued clear plastic bags. Friends and family trying to meet up with runners after the race also will be subject to security screens.
The task of securing a 26.2-mile course is daunting. Of the 45,000 runners who registered last year, 38,535 crossed the starting line and 37,455 finished. More than a million spectators line the route annually.
Several security experts expect police to focus on the area of Grant Park, which police have a lot of practice securing, from Lollapalooza to President Barack Obama's election-night party in 2008.
Race organizers also have kept a close eye on the outcome of large marathons run since the Boston bombings. The Berlin Marathon was Sept. 30. The only hiccup occurred when a man promoting an escort service on his T-shirt rushed onto the course and broke the finishing tape ahead of an elite runner.
"It's like a citywide party; there's no hard perimeter like in a stadium," said Michael O'Neil, former commanding officer of the New York City Police Department's counterterrorism division from 2002-07. "The goal is to create a hostile environment for the bad guys. There's no such thing as 100 percent security, but there is risk management," said O'Neil, who is now president of MSA Security.
The goal is to let spectators wave signs and cheer and allow runners to do their thing, but everyone should be in the "if you see something, say something," mindset, O'Neil said.
Runner Jack Gerber is focused on the finishing line, not security.
"It's not worth it to live in fear. It's irrational," said Gerber, 32, a real estate consultant from Lake View. "But I am definitely thankful for police and the people who created the safety protocol and are looking out for us."
Chicago Marathon Race Director Carey Pinkowski said runners so far have been extremely receptive to the security changes and are focused on preparing for the race.
"Our industry, it hasn't been intimidated," said Pinkowski, who was in Boston when the attacks happened. "There was never anything where people took a step back or flinched. It was like, 'We have to move forward with this great tradition.' "
Tom Grilk, executive director of the Boston Athletic Association, said Thursday he wishes he could be in Chicago to show solidarity and gratitude for the love his city has received, but his group is hosting a half marathon the same day.
"We will live our lives the way we always have, no matter how some scoundrel might try to stop that," Grilk said. "In their own 'Chicago Strong' way, I am sure people in Chicago and runners will live their lives the way they choose, not the way someone else dictates."
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When blonde bombshell Brigitte Bardot walked barefoot into the public consciousness in Roger Vadim's 1956 film And God Created Woman, she caused an international sensation—whipping censors into a frenzy with her portrayal of female sexuality. She went on to star in over 50 films, single-handedly start innumerable fashion fads and release a series of albums and songs. To coincide with her 75th birthday on September 28, London's James Hyman Gallery are mounting an exhibition of photographs of Bardot, including iconic images from the likes of Sam Levin as well as previously unpublished works.


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Poseidon Socks
These socks are knitted from the toe up. They feature a waving lace pattern on the top of the foot and around the leg.
The pattern is available for free here or on Ravelry.
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Provisional cast-on, knitting in the round, increasing, decreasing, picking up stitches.
One size
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Foot circumference: 8″
30 stitches and 38 rounds = 4" in stockinette on US 1.5 (2.5 mm) needles
Knit Picks Essential Solid [75% superwash wool, 25% nylon; 231 yd (211 m); 50 g skein]; color: Gulfstream, 2 skeins.
US 1.5 (2.5 mm) circular needle, 32″ long or 1 set of US 1.5 (2.5 mm) DPNs
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Wednesday, February 29, 2012
Paris Baguette
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Please sit down. I am about to commit a heresy.ReplyDelete
Forget the pastries; I want the CHINA!!!!!
wat china?
That's a paper cup...hmmm
some of the pastries are very French and others not at all like sesame balls etc.
The names of the pastries are a giggle like 'chocolate butter cake'
They need to get a francophile onboard IMHO
Noted how crisply turned-out the people look on line. Love France2 News-thanks for the link. That's funny Carol. I love looking at the offerings, but also prefer one canele, or the occasional plain fruit tart. What a charming place!ReplyDelete
Lovely pictures:) I get lots of inspirations making miniatures when visiting your blog:)ReplyDelete
Caro, I too discovered a Paris Baguette here in CA and am very happy I did. Lovely pastries and bread- their macarons are ok too (just ok). If you pick and choose carefully you can come away with some very nice authentic French goodies! Fun post- thanks.ReplyDelete
God, I used to make French baguettes all the time--I still have my curved pans and sometimes think about making more, but then I remember that they make 4 loaves, and I know I'll want to sit and slather butter over them fresh from the oven, and eat them all right away...maybe not...maybe I'll just drool over your images instead.ReplyDelete
I know I'm bad :(ReplyDelete
A Bear Adulteress!
- Diane in Kansas5:36 AM
I remember the golden days of Fr2 news on TV in Kansas City everynight at 6 PM with Eng subtitles running across the bottom of the screen.ReplyDelete
Then TimeWarner moved the Fr2 news to the top tier of programming + $150 to our cable bill + many unwanted stations.
I used to be able to impress my husband's Fr customers with questions and comments about Fr news, en français, bien sûr.
My question:
Are you aware of a website where I can watch Fr news w/ subtitles?
Je vous remercie de votre blog.
How well I remember the day too Dianne when we had it on Fr2 news on TV with subtitles.ReplyDelete
I only found Fr2 again yesterday. The online version used to have a pop-up window w/ a translation of the subjects but no more.
I have turned on Google Translation so I can at least read la Figaro easily and other online formats (but not all) by simply highlighting a paragraph = up will pop a 'bad' translation thanks to Google.
If my pointer is on one word- that word only will be translated.
That's the best I have to offer at the moment, but don't forget Netflix French movies with subtitles!
Bon Chance
It all looks scrumptious Carol....and I've just realised that your post about the Stein's Collection was in New York..not Paris. Never mind...I'm sure there will be other wonderful exhibitions in Paris.ReplyDelete
yumm... i just live vicariously through these posts... it will be a while before Julia Creek has it's own Paris Baguette... ;-)ReplyDelete


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As running goes, inflamed joints are an expected downfall of the sport. It's important to identify the foods that can cause our bodies even more inflammation. Paleo runners already are aware of the foods to avoid while following the diet, but the following 3 foods shouldn't be an exception even if your having a "cheat day".
1. Sugar
The intake of sugar causes inflammation and chronic diseases such as metabolic syndrome and type 2 diabetes.
2. Dairy
Researchers think that being able to digesting milk is actually an abnormal function for our bodies to perform after infancy. Milk is also a common allergen that can trigger inflammatory responses and stomach problems which can inhibit overall health.
3. Alcohol
Regular high consumption of alcohol causes irritation and inflammation of the esophagus, larynx and liver. Over time, the irritation can even shut down organ function completely. Also as a runner the dehydration effect from alcohol consumption is dangerous to training.
Staying away from these inflammation-causing foods will help you any runner in their everyday training.


text: "I thought it was awful that someone would do that to a mentally challenged person." Jayne Marlow will never forget seeing that disturbing video on Fox 2 of a man in a red baseball cap attacking a mentally disabled man at a Redford gas station, punching, kicking and stomping on him - for no reason whatsoever.The man then walks out, pumps two dollars worth of gas into his red van like nothing happened and takes off.Three weeks later while Jayne was at a meeting with her son on his last day of probation for previous crimes two Redford police officers walked in. "They arrested him, and I said, 'Why are you arresting him?' 'Don't worry about it,' I go, 'What do you mean don't worry about it?'" Jayne remembers. 32-year-old Mark Marlow is arrested for the beat down and charged with assault and battery and aggravated assault. Investigators say it was a tip that led them to Mark, whose mother lives around the corner from the Marathon gas station.On top of that, a witness and the victim, Jermaine Findley, identified him through a picture line up."I picked him because he did the wrong thing to me, and I know it was him," Findley tells Fox 2. "I was very satisfied ... I felt better that he can't do this to nobody else," Tenecia Williams, Findley's mother, says. She continues, "To me, pictures don't lie. They just don't lie. They have the right guy."But the suspect's mother is convinced police have the wrong guy.Fox 2's Taryn Asher asks Jayne, "Does your son have a red van?" Jayne answers, "No ma'am, he doesn't have a license. He has zero vehicle."Asher asks, "Did he have a red van?"Jayne says, "No. Never ever."Police haven't been able to tie that red van to Mark Marlow. Jayne claims he was at work at the time, which they plan to prove, and even though her son has served time for assault with a dangerous weapon and felony firearm, she doesn't believe he could be capable of such a heinous crime. "I'm sorry, I'm a loving mother; I know he's 32 years old, but my son would be beating up the person that's hurting this mentally challenged person," she says.


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Looking at the NHL free agent class of 2012, there is not a lot of high-end talent in the class -- such is the standard in a league that tends toward handing out long-term contracts -- but there will always be interest when July 1 rolls around because free agency presents general managers with an opportunity to improve their team, merely by offering money as opposed to the other assets required to acquire talent through trades.
The already-thin market could have fewer options still if tenured veterans like Teemu Selanne, Nicklas Lidstrom or Martin Brodeur retire, but it's misleading in some ways to consider them part of the free agent market. They are so entrenched with their current franchises that they will either stick with their current clubs for another season or pack it in rather than shop their services around the league to the highest bidder.
The two marquee unrestricted free agents that will be available this summer are Zach Parise and Ryan Suter.
Parise, the Devils' left winger, played only 13 games in 2010-2011, but has played 81 or 82 games in every other season and is coming off a campaign in which he played a career-high 21:29 per game. He'll be the free agent prize for any team seeking a first-line scoring winger.
For teams in search of a top-pair defenceman, Suter played a career-high 26:30 per game and contributed a career-high 46 points.
After those two, though, the rest of the free agent class comes with qualifications. Alexander Semin is a brilliant talent, but didn't have a great season; Ray Whitney had an outstanding year, but he's going to be 40; PA Parenteau has been very productive, but how much of that depends on playing with John Tavares? The questions exist for all and it's the degree to which teams are comfortable taking those risks that will determine what kind of contracts await this summer.
Of course, a new collective bargaining agreement could also have an impact on the desire for teams to spend big money on free agents, but we'll jump off that bridge when we get to it. For now, here is a look at the NHL unrestricted free agent class of 2012.
Players are listed in terms of value, but value is going to mean different things to different teams, based on their circumstances, so it's challenging to assign comparable value to a 35-year-old signing a one-year deal and a 27-year-old looking for a multi-year commitment. Consider the order that players are listed, then, as reasonable ranges. Maybe Jiri Hudler is worth more than Andrei Kostitsyn or David Jones is worth more, but that trio should have somewhat similar value.
The age for all players is as of July 1, 2012.
The TSN.ca Rating is an efficiency rating based on per-game statistics including goals and assists -- weighted for strength (ie. power play, even, shorthanded) -- plus-minus, hits, blocked shots, giveaways, takeaways, penalty differential and faceoffs. (Stats are listed in this format: G-A-PTS, +/-, PIM, GP). Generally, a replacement-level player is around a 60, a top six forward and top four defenceman will be 70-plus and the biggest stars will be over 80. Evgeni Malkin finished at the top of the regular season ratings with a 93.12.
Salary cap information all comes from the indispensable www.capgeek.com.
BEST IN CLASSZach Parise, LW, New JerseyAge: 27TSN.ca Rating: 77.69Stats: 31-38-69, -5, 32 PIM, 82 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $6.0MComments: Five-time 30-goal scorer is in high demand, will get a massive contract.
Ryan Suter, D, NashvilleAge: 27TSN.ca Rating: 74.92Stats: 7-39-46, +15, 30 PIM, 79 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $3.5MComments: Most sought-after defensive free agent may want to stay in Nashville, but will get numerous offers, some perhaps bordering on ridiculous, to get him to move.
ONE MORE YEAR?Nicklas Lidstrom, D, DetroitAge: 42TSN.ca Rating: 74.86Stats: 11-23-34, +21, 28 PIM, 70 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $6.2MComments: 34 points his lowest since shortened 1994-1995 season, but still had 11th career season of plus-20 or better.
Teemu Selanne, RW, AnaheimAge: 41 TSN.ca Rating: 71.62 Stats: 26-40-66, -1, 50 PIM, 82 GP 2011-2012 Cap Hit: $4.0M Comments: Even at 41, was the Ducks' leading scorer, so there's room for him if he wants to keep playing.
Jaromir Jagr, RW, PhiladelphiaAge: 40TSN.ca Rating: 69.65Stats: 19-35-54, +5, 30 PIM, 73 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $3.3MComments: Production dipped in second half but, overall, an amazing return after four years in the KHL.
Martin Brodeur, G, New JerseyAge: 40TSN.ca Rating: 69.98Stats: 31-21-4, 2.41 GAA, .908 SV%, 59 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $5.2MComments: Hard to picture in another uniform and played well enough in second half to expect a return.
Jason Arnott, C, St. LouisAge: 37TSN.ca Rating: 65.38Stats: 17-17-34, +13, 26 PIM, 72 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $2.875MComments: Remained a useful, albeit lesser, contributor playing the least minutes of his career.
Johan Hedberg, G, New JerseyAge: 39TSN.ca Rating: 76.89Stats: 17-7-2, 2.23 GAA, .918 SV%, 27 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $1.25MComments: Has played his best in the last three seasons.
Milan Hejduk, RW, ColoradoAge: 36TSN.ca Rating: 63.13Stats: 14-23-37, -12, 14 PIM, 81 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $3.0MComments: First time since rookie year he didn't snipe 20. Is he ready to call it quits?
Jaroslav Spacek, D, CarolinaAge: 38TSN.ca Rating: 68.56Stats: 5-10-15, +6, 8 PIM, 46 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $3.833MComments: Minutes, games played down, but still effective when in the lineup.
Brian Rolston, RW, BostonAge: 39 TSN.ca Rating: 60.92 Stats: 7-17-24, -5, 14 PIM, 70 GP 2011-2012 Cap Hit: $5.0625M Comments: Career looked to be over until Bruins got him at the deadline. Has since shown that he can still produce.
Tomas Holmstrom, RW, DetroitAge: 39TSN.ca Rating: 58.02Stats: 11-13-24, -9, 40 PIM, 74 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $1.875MComments: Crease crasher's role has been reduced.
Andrew Brunette, LW, ChicagoAge: 38TSN.ca Rating: 58.78Stats: 12-15-27, -13, 4 PIM, 78 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $2.0MComments: Declining production could mean the end of the line.
John Madden, C, FloridaAge: 39TSN.ca Rating: 55.51Stats: 3-0-3, -4, 4 PIM, 31 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $600KComments: Midseason pickup played regularly, but far from what he provided in his best days.
Sean O'Donnell, D, ChicagoAge: 40TSN.ca Rating: 59.93Stats: 0-7-7, -6, 23 PIM, 51 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $850KComments: A spare part for the first time in a long time.
Jason Blake, LW, AnaheimAge: 38 TSN.ca Rating: 60.97 Stats: 7-5-12, -4, 6 PIM, 45 GP 2011-2012 Cap Hit: $4.0M Comments: An injury-marred season may indicate the end is near.
Brendan Morrison, C, ChicagoAge: 36TSN.ca Rating: 58.30Stats: 4-7-11, -5, 12 PIM, 39 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $1.25MComments: Useful contributor in 2009-2010 and 2010-2011; struggled this season.
Mike Knuble, RW, WashingtonAge: 39TSN.ca Rating: 57.79Stats: 6-12-18, -15, 32 PIM, 72 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $2.0MComments: Father Time may have caught up to eight-time 20-goal scorer.
Steve Staios, D, N.Y. IslandersAge: 38TSN.ca Rating: 61.65Stats: 0-8-8, -19, 53 PIM, 65 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $1.6MComments: Made it to the 1000-game mark in his career; a remarkable accomplishment.
OFFENSIVE FORWARDSAlexander Semin, RW, WashingtonAge: 28TSN.ca Rating: 71.43Stats: 21-33-54, +9, 56 PIM, 77 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $6.7MComments: 21 goals his fewest since rookie season (2003-2004), but one of the game's most gifted scoring wingers.
Ray Whitney, LW, PhoenixAge: 40TSN.ca Rating: 75.92Stats: 24-53-77, +26, 28 PIM, 82 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $3.0MComments: Sure, he's 40, but after his production in 2011-2012, a multi-year offer should be on the table.
Shane Doan, RW, PhoenixAge: 35TSN.ca Rating: 70.95Stats: 22-28-50, -8, 48 PIM, 79 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $4.55MComments: Hard to imagine in another uniform, unless the Coyotes are done in the desert.
Olli Jokinen, C, CalgaryAge: 33 TSN.ca Rating: 70.38 Stats: 23-38-61, -12, 54 PIM, 82 GP 2011-2012 Cap Hit: $3.0M Comments: Most points since 2007-2008; most accomplished scoring centre on the market.
PA Parenteau, RW, N.Y. IslandersAge: 29TSN.ca Rating: 70.97Stats: 18-49-67, -8, 89 PIM, 80 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $1.25MComments: Late bloomer ready to get paid after very productive year; can he do it without Tavares?
Andrei Kostitsyn, LW, NashvilleAge: 27TSN.ca Rating: 64.59Stats: 16-20-36, -1, 26 PIM, 72 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $3.25MComments: Skilled, inconsistent, getting a chance to recapture his form with Predators.
Jiri Hudler, RW, DetroitAge: 28TSN.ca Rating: 68.54Stats: 25-25-50, +10, 42 PIM, 81 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $2.875MComments: Diminutive winger scored career-high 25 goals, 23 at even-strength.
David Jones, RW, ColoradoAge: 27TSN.ca Rating: 66.54Stats: 20-17-37, -8, 32 PIM, 72 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $2.5MComments: 47 goals over the last two seasons should draw interest.
Ryan Smyth, LW, EdmontonAge: 36TSN.ca Rating: 67.16Stats: 19-27-46, -5, 82 PIM, 82 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $6.25MComments: Production fell off dramatically after 24 points in first 25 games; set career-high in PIM.
Kyle Wellwood, C, WinnipegAge: 29TSN.ca Rating: 66.58Stats: 18-29-47, +3, 4 PIM, 77 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $700KComments: Allowed to focus on offence, put up career-high 47 points.
Dustin Penner, LW, Los AngelesAge: 29TSN.ca Rating: 58.60Stats: 7-11-18, -7, 43 PIM, 65 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $4.25MComments: They may not feel good about it, given his season, but some team will take a chance on four-time 20-goal scorer.
Saku Koivu, C, AnaheimAge: 37 TSN.ca Rating: 66.65 Stats: 11-27-38, +7, 50 PIM, 74 GP 2011-2012 Cap Hit: $2.5M Comments: Scoring is down, but still plays a solid game for 18 minutes per night and led Ducks forwards in plus-minus.
Mikael Samuelsson, RW, FloridaAge: 35TSN.ca Rating: 68.19Stats: 14-17-31, +1, 20 PIM, 54 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $2.5MComments: Remains a productive complementary scorer.
Steve Sullivan, LW, PittsburghAge: 37TSN.ca Rating: 66.01Stats: 17-31-48, -3, 20 PIM, 79 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $1.5MComments: 21 of 48 points came on the power play.
Petr Sykora, RW, New JerseyAge: 35TSN.ca Rating: 66.38Stats: 21-23-44, +4, 40 PIM, 82 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $650KComments: After playing 14 NHL games in the previous two seasons, Sykora returned and showed that he can still put the puck in the net.
Brad Boyes, RW, BuffaloAge: 30 TSN.ca Rating: 60.32 Stats: 8-15-23, +2, 6 PIM, 65 GP 2011-2012 Cap Hit: $4.0M Comments: Could use a fresh start, but facing a serious pay cut after a career-low 23 points.
Lee Stempniak, RW, CalgaryAge: 29 TSN.ca Rating: 65.35 Stats: 14-14-28, -2, 16 PIM, 61 GP 2011-2012 Cap Hit: $1.9M Comments: Has scored at least 13 goals in each of his seven seasons.
Kristian Huselius, LW, ColumbusAge: 33TSN.ca Rating: 46.99Stats: 0-0-0, -2, 2 PIM, 2 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $4.75MComments: Torn pectoral muscle followed by a groin injury kept him on the shelf virtually all year, but is a seven-time 20-goal scorer.
Tim Stapleton, RW, WinnipegAge: 28TSN.ca Rating: 63.93Stats: 11-16-27, -2, 10 PIM2011-2012 Cap Hit: $525KComments: 11 of 27 points came on the power play.
Ryan Shannon, RW, Tampa BayAge: 29TSN.ca Rating: 56.89Stats: 4-8-12, -11, 10 PIM, 45 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $625KComments: Small, skilled winger has a hard time cracking top six.
Erik Christensen, C, MinnesotaAge: 28TSN.ca Rating: 55.74Stats: 7-5-12, -13, 8 PIM, 49 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $925KComments: Has good puck skills, but that hasn't been enough to firmly establish him in a regular spot in the lineup.
Marco Sturm, LW, FloridaAge: 33TSN.ca Rating: 53.78Stats: 3-2-5, -13, 25 PIM, 48 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $2.25MComments: Injuries have diminished impact for seven-time 20-goal scorer.
CHECKING FOWARDSChris Kelly, C, BostonAge: 31 TSN.ca Rating: 68.30 Stats: 20-19-39, +33, 41 PIM, 82 GP 2011-2012 Cap Hit: $2.125M Comments: Career-best season for checking centre.
Jarret Stoll, C, Los AngelesAge: 30TSN.ca Rating: 59.97Stats: 6-15-21, +2, 60 PIM, 78 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $3.6MComments: Solid, if sometimes penalty-prone, two-way player should be able to do more offensively than he did in 2011-2012.
Paul Gaustad, C, NashvilleAge: 30TSN.ca Rating: 59.11Stats: 7-14-21, -1, 76 PIM, 70 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $2.3MComments: Commanded a first-round pick at the trade deadline, could be popular free agent with size and toughness for third-line centre role.
Alexei Ponikarovsky, LW, New JerseyAge: 32TSN.ca Rating: 63.64Stats: 14-19-33, -3, 34 PIM, 82 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $1.5MComments: Struggled in last few stops (Pittsburgh, Carolina and Los Angeles), but has performed better with Devils.
Travis Moen, LW, MontrealAge: 30TSN.ca Rating: 61.50Stats: 9-7-16, -3, 41 PIM, 48 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $1.5MComments: Injury-shortened season for veteran who is solid in a bottom six role.
Daniel Winnik, LW, San JoseAge: 27TSN.ca Rating: 61.02Stats: 8-15-23, -11, 52 PIM, 84 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $950KComments: Big-bodied checking winger probably suited for less ice time than he was getting in Colorado (17:42 per game).
Jay McClement, C, ColoradoAge: 29TSN.ca Rating: 58.43Stats: 10-7-17, -8, 31 PIM, 80 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $1.45MComments: Ranked third among all forwards with 3:06 shorthanded TOI per game.
Adam Burish, RW, DallasAge: 29TSN.ca Rating: 60.07Stats: 6-13-19, +6, 76 PIM, 65 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $1.15MComments: Scrappy, blue-collar type who scored career-high 19 points.
Samuel Pahlsson, C, VancouverAge: 34TSN.ca Rating: 58.32Stats: 4-13-17, -4, 34 PIM, 80 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $2.65MComments: Minutes are down, but still lines up against opposition's best scorers.
Dominic Moore, C, San JoseAge: 31TSN.ca Rating: 58.02Stats: 4-21-25, -18, 54 PIM, 79 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $1.1MComments: Coming off a poor season, but a team can sign him just to move him for a second-round pick later.
Gregory Campbell, C, BostonAge: 28 TSN.ca Rating: 57.08 Stats: 8-8-16, -3, 80 PIM, 77 GP 2011-2012 Cap Hit: $1.1M Comments: Gritty centre who will hit, fight, kill penalties.
Jim Slater, C, WinnipegAge: 29TSN.ca Rating: 61.60Stats: 13-8-21, -9, 78 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $1.0MComments: Did the heavy lifting in a checking role, scored career-high 13 goals.
Torrey Mitchell, C, San JoseAge: 27TSN.ca Rating: 58.79Stats: 9-10-19, -6, 29 PIM, 76 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $1.367MComments: Checking forward with good speed.
Taylor Pyatt, LW, PhoenixAge: 30TSN.ca Rating: 59.58Stats: 9-10-19, -4, 23 PIM, 73 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $1.0MComments: Big and polite winger has scored more than 15 goals and 30 points in three of the last six seasons.
Jamie Langenbrunner, RW, St. LouisAge: 36TSN.ca Rating: 61.51Stats: 6-18-24, +7, 32 PIM, 70 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $2.75MComments: No longer an offensive threat, but a solid defensive season for the Blues.
David Moss, RW, CalgaryAge: 30 TSN.ca Rating: 60.39 Stats: 2-7-9, -3, 12 PIM, 32 GP 2011-2012 Cap Hit: $1.3M Comments: Has missed 92 games over the last three seasons.
Jordin Tootoo, RW, NashvilleAge: 29TSN.ca Rating: 61.50Stats: 6-24-30, -5, 92 PIM, 77 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $1.25MComments: Career-high with 30 points, but a healthy scratch in playoffs.
Joey Crabb, RW, TorontoAge: 29TSN.ca Rating: 62.33Stats: 11-15-26, +1, 33 PIM, 67 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $750KComments: Hard-working winger has earned a spot in the league.
Daymond Langkow, C, PhoenixAge: 35TSN.ca Rating: 61.28Stats: 11-19-30, -4, 14 PIM, 73 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $4.5MComments: Stayed healthy and contributed all season, even if he's not the offensive threat he once was.
Ruslan Fedotenko, LW, N.Y. RangersAge: 33TSN.ca Rating: 59.66Stats: 9-11-20, -7, 16 PIM, 73 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $1.4MComments: Career lows in goals and points, but can still offer enough in a depth role.
Arron Asham, RW, PittsburghAge: 34TSN.ca Rating: 57.37Stats: 5-11-16, -5, 76 PIM, 64 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $775KComments: Tough veteran winger can handle regular fourth-line shift.
Steve Bernier, RW, New JerseyAge: 27TSN.ca Rating: 57.46Stats: 1-5-6, +6, 16 PIM, 32 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $525KComments: A big body who can bang in a depth role, but has just six goals in last 100 NHL games.
Jochen Hecht, LW, BuffaloAge: 35 TSN.ca Rating: 62.57 Stats: 4-4-8, +1, 6 PIM, 22 GP 2011-2012 Cap Hit: $3.525M Comments: Injuries hampered usually reliable two-way player.
Jeff Halpern, C, WashingtonAge: 36TSN.ca Rating: 57.92Stats: 4-12-16, -1, 24 PIM, 69 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $825KComments: Only four goals in 69 games, but still an effective checker.
Radek Dvorak, RW, DallasAge: 35TSN.ca Rating: 58.47Stats: 4-17-21, -16, 12 PIM, 73 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $1.5MComments: Veteran defensive winger approaching 1200 career games.
Jesse Winchester, C, OttawaAge: 28TSN.ca Rating: 59.85Stats: 2-6-8, +2, 22 PIM, 32 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $750KComments: Scores incredibly little (11 goals on 363 career shots, 3.0%) but is a sound defensive forward.
Derek MacKenzie, C, ColumbusAge: 31TSN.ca Rating: 59.27Stats: 7-7-14, +4, 40 PIM, 66 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $600KComments: Remarkably, a plus-18 over last two seasons in Columbus.
Daniel Paille, LW, BostonAge: 28 TSN.ca Rating: 58.04 Stats: 9-6-15, -5, 15 PIM, 69 GP 2011-2012 Cap Hit: $1.075M Comments: Solid pro has value in a depth role.
Brandon Yip, RW, NashvilleAge: 27TSN.ca Rating: 57.67Stats: 3-4-7, +1, 28 PIM, 35 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $725KComments: Scored 11 goals in his first 22 NHL games in 2009-2010, has 15 in 116 games since.
Ryan Carter, C, New JerseyAge: 28TSN.ca Rating: 53.94Stats: 4-4-8, -13, 90 PIM, 72 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $750KComments: Getting more physical with experience, but always fighting to keep a spot in the lineup.
Tanner Glass, LW, WinnipegAge: 28TSN.ca Rating: 57.15Stats: 5-11-16, -12, 73 PIM, 78 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $750KComments: Coming off career-high in minutes (13:25 per game) and points (16).
Tom Kostopoulos, RW, CalgaryAge: 33TSN.ca Rating: 55.32Stats: 4-8-12, -15, 57 PIM, 82 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $917KComments: Durable winger had fewest points and worst plus-minus of his career.
Colin Fraser, C, Los AngelesAge: 27TSN.ca Rating: 54.84Stats: 2-6-8, -2, 67 PIM, 67 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $825KComments: Hard-working fourth-liner has five goals in 134 games over last two seasons.
Niklas Hagman, LW, AnaheimAge: 32 TSN.ca Rating: 60.35 Stats: 9-14-23, -7, 14 PIM, 71 GP 2011-2012 Cap Hit: $1.5M Comments: Move to Anaheim didn't rejuvenate him; could be battling for a job.
Scott Parse, RW, Los AngelesAge: 27TSN.ca Rating: 59.07Stats: 2-0-2, +1, 14 PIM, 9 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $900KComments: Has played just 14 games over last two years, due to injuries, but worth considering.
Jamal Mayers, RW, ChicagoAge: 37TSN.ca Rating: 56.28Stats: 6-9-15, -4, 91 PIM, 81 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $550KComments: Gritty fourth-liner has been a survivor, nearing 900 career games while never scoring more than 27 points in a season.
John Mitchell, LW, N.Y. RangersAge: 27TSN.ca Rating: 58.72Stats: 5-11-16, +10, 8 PIM, 63 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $650KComments: Was effective for Rangers after he was called up from AHL.
Brad Winchester, LW, San JoseAge: 31TSN.ca Rating: 59.82Stats: 6-4-10, -5, 88 PIM, 67 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $725KComments: Provides size and physical presence on the fourth line.
Scott Nichol, C, St. LouisAge: 37TSN.ca Rating: 54.19Stats: 3-5-8, -5, 83 PIM, 80 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $700KComments: Veteran agitator remains an ace on face-offs.
Byron Bitz, RW, VancouverAge: 27TSN.ca Rating: 63.33Stats: 1-3-4, +2, 14 PIM, 10 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $700KComments: Healthy and earned some playing time with Canucks; could be appealing for teams wanting to add size.
Adam Hall, RW, Tampa BayAge: 31TSN.ca Rating: 54.77Stats: 2-5-7, -11, 17 PIM, 57 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $600KComments: 35 points and minus-32 in three NHL seasons with the Lightning.
Blair Betts, C, PhiladelphiaAge: 32TSN.ca Rating: N/AStats: N/A2011-2012 Cap Hit: $700KComments: Checking centre missed all season with lower body injury.
Sean Avery, LW, N.Y. RangersAge: 32TSN.ca Rating: 58.66Stats: 3-0-3, +2, 21 PIM, 15 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $3.875MComments: Has been talking about retirement, and may not have suitors, but he could play if he can convince a team he won't be a headache.
Chris Porter, LW, St. LouisAge: 28TSN.ca Rating: 56.62Stats: 4-3-7, -1, 11 PIM, 47 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $600KComments: In a neverending battle for a regular spot in the lineup.
Andrew Ebbett, C, VancouverAge: 29TSN.ca Rating: 63.19Stats: 5-1-6, +2, 6 PIM, 18 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $525KComments: Fringe player has played 163 games with five teams.
J.T. Wyman, LW, Tampa BayAge: 26TSN.ca Rating: 57.98Stats: 2-9-11, +1, 8 PIM, 40 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $525KComments: Checking winger earned first extended NHL look with former AHL coach Boucher.
Warren Peters, C, MinnesotaAge: 29TSN.ca Rating: 53.41Stats: 1-4-5, -15, 54 PIM, 58 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $537.5KComments: Gritty fourth-liner played a career-high 58 games.
Jake Dowell, C, DallasAge: 27TSN.ca Rating: 54.26 Stats: 2-5-7, -3, 53 PIM, 52 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $800KComments: Didn't see much ice (7:38 per game in 52 games) in first season with Stars.
Tim Wallace, RW, Tampa BayAge: 27TSN.ca Rating: 55.85Stats: 3-6-9, -3, 16 PIM, 49 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $700KComments: Produced eight points in 18 games late in the year with Tampa Bay.
Ryan Russell, LW, ColumbusAge: 25TSN.ca Rating: 53.46Stats: 2-0-2, -7, 2 PIM, 41 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $525,000Comments: Energy winger who hasn't scored much as a pro.
Darryl Boyce, C, ColumbusAge: 27TSN.ca Rating: 53.28Stats: 1-4-5, -8, 35 PIM, 37 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $700KComments: Battling to stick as a regular, has 18 points in 84 career games.
Rob Klinkhammer, LW, OttawaAge: 25TSN.ca Rating: 57.08Stats: 0-2-2, even, 2 PIM, 15 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $525KComments: Was effective in a minimal role after call-up from AHL.
Keith Aucoin, C, WashingtonAge: 33TSN.ca Rating: 58.12Stats: 3-8-11, +4, 0 PIM, 27 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit:Comments: Minor-league vet saw his most NHL action since 2007-2008.
Richard Park, RW, PittsburghAge: 36TSN.ca Rating: 58.23Stats: 7-7-14, -1, 12 PIM, 542011-2012 Cap Hit: $550KComments: Returned to the league after a year off.
Mathieu Darche, LW, MontrealAge: 35TSN.ca Rating: 58.09Stats: 5-7-12, -4, 18 PIM, 61 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $700KComments: Has played 250 NHL games, 224 of them after turning 30.
Stephane Veilleux, LW, MinnesotaAge: 30TSN.ca Rating: 53.77Stats: 0-2-2, -2, 15 PIM, 22 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $525KComments: Has played 460 career games, scoring three goals in the last 99.
Toby Petersen, C, DallasAge: 33TSN.ca Rating: 54.33Stats: 2-3-5, -7, 6 PIM, 39 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $775KComments: 9th round pick in 1998 has hustled his way to nearly 400 NHL games.
Rod Pelley, C, AnaheimAge: 27 TSN.ca Rating: 53.36Stats: 2-1-3, -3, 16 PIM, 52 GP 2011-2012 Cap Hit: $550,000 Comments: Honest effort, but little production in eight minutes per game.
Lennart Petrell, C, EdmontonAge: 28TSN.ca Rating: 55.38Stats: 4-5-9, -10, 45 PIM, 60 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $900KComments: Not a factor in his first NHL season.
Jay Pandolfo, LW, N.Y. IslandersAge: 37TSN.ca Rating: 52.43Stats: 1-2-3, -14, 8 PIM, 62 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $1.4MComments: Even for a checker, Pandolfo's production was awfully sparse.
Jed Ortmeyer, RW, MinnesotaAge: 33TSN.ca Rating: 53.55Stats: 1-1-2, -8, 14 PIM, 35 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $585KComments: Has 22 goals in 345 career games, yet still finds his way onto a roster.
DEFENCEMENMatt Carle, D, PhiladelphiaAge: 27TSN.ca Rating: 71.22Stats: 4-34-38, +4, 36 PIM, 82 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $3.4375MComments: Durable and underrated, has developed his all-around game in four years with Flyers.
Dennis Wideman, D, WashingtonAge: 29TSN.ca Rating: 73.72Stats: 11-34-45, -8, 46 PIM, 82 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $3.9375MComments: Always plenty of demand for puck-moving defencemen who can play big minutes.
Jason Garrison, D, FloridaAge: 27TSN.ca Rating: 74.12Stats: 16-17-33, +6, 32 PIM, 77 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $675KComments: Due for a huge raise after scoring breakthrough and playing 23:42 per game.
Brad Stuart, D, DetroitAge: 32TSN.ca Rating: 68.81Stats: 6-15-21, +16, 29 PIM, 81 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $3.75MComments: Has been a steady top-four defenceman, but may find more long-term interest on open market.
Barret Jackman, D, St. LouisAge: 31TSN.ca Rating: 65.71Stats: 1-12-13, +20, 57 PIM, 81 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $3.625MComments: Steady defensive defenceman who can handle tough assignments.
Johnny Oduya, D, ChicagoAge: 30TSN.ca Rating: 64.98Stats: 3-15-18, -6, 33 PIM, 81 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $3.5MComments: Increased role in Chicago should improve marketability for teams seeking top four defenceman.
Sheldon Souray, D, DallasAge: 35TSN.ca Rating: 71.54Stats: 6-15-21, +11, 73 PIM, 64 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $1.65MComments: Returned to NHL and was an effective for 20 minutes a night even without huge power play role.
Filip Kuba, D, OttawaAge: 35TSN.ca Rating: 71.86Stats: 6-26-32, +26, 26 PIM, 73 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $3.7MComments: Paired with Erik Karlsson, may have produced best all-around season of his career.
Sami Salo, D, VancouverAge: 37TSN.ca Rating: 69.76Stats: 9-16-25, +7, 10 PIM, 69 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $2.0MComments: Has missed at least a dozen games in each of the last seven seasons, but an effective top-four blueliner when he's in the lineup.
Scott Hannan, D, CalgaryAge: 33TSN.ca Rating: 61.76 Stats: 2-10-12, -10, 38 PIM, 78 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $1.0MComments: Played 20-plus minutes per game, for ninth time in last 10 seasons.
Bryan Allen, D, CarolinaAge: 31TSN.ca Rating: 64.87Stats: 1-13-14, -1, 76 PIM, 82 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $2.9MComments: Steady defensive presence with good size.
Carlo Colaiacovo, D, St. LouisAge: 29TSN.ca Rating: 66.92Stats: 2-17-19, +7, 22 PIM, 64 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $2.125MComments: Has played more than 67 games once in his career, but logged career-high 19 minutes per game in 2011-2012.
Pavel Kubina, D, PhiladelphiaAge: 35TSN.ca Rating: 65.96Stats: 3-12-15, -2, 74 PIM, 69 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $3.85MComments: Can still contribute, but a reduced role in Philadelphia.
Michal Rozsival, D, PhoenixAge: 33TSN.ca Rating: 66.74Stats: 1-12-13, +8, 34 PIM, 54 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $5.0MComments: More defensive focus as he's gotten older, but still steady for 20 minutes a night.
Chris Campoli, D, MontrealAge: 27TSN.ca Rating: 64.47Stats: 2-9-11, -3, 8 PIM, 43 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $1.75MComments: Signed late and missed time with injury, but could be a low-cost investment with a little upside.
Clayton Stoner, D, MinnesotaAge: 27TSN.ca Rating: 62.50Stats: 1-4-5, +3, 62 PIM, 51 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $550KComments: Role increased, at least when bruiser could stay healthy.
Shane O'Brien, D, ColoradoAge: 28TSN.ca Rating: 67.20Stats: 3-17-20, +2, 105 PIM, 76 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $1.1MComments: Played more for Avs than in previous stops and was moderately effective.
Bryce Salvador, D, New JerseyAge: 36TSN.ca Rating: 62.46Stats: 0-9-9, +18, 66 PIM, 82 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $2.9MComments: After a year on the shelf, played a career-high 20:13 in all 82 GP.
Joe Corvo, D, BostonAge: 35TSN.ca Rating: 68.58Stats: 4-21-25, +10, 13 PIM, 75 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $2.25MComments: Shaky defensive play counters puck skills so he has to be placed in the right situation to have success.
Cory Sarich, D, CalgaryAge: 33TSN.ca Rating: 61.23Stats: 1-6-7, +1, 66 PIM, 62 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $3.6MComments: On the downside, but still capable stay-at-home defenceman.
Greg Zanon, D, BostonAge: 32TSN.ca Rating: 65.43Stats: 3-5-8, +3, 18 PIM, 56 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $1.9333MComments: Has been one league's foremost shot-blockers, but injuries limited him to 56 games in 2011-2012.
Hal Gill, D, NashvilleAge: 37TSN.ca Rating: 62.82Stats: 1-12-13, -3, 37 PIM, 76 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $2.25MComments: Big man can still block shots with the best of them.
Kent Huskins, D, St. LouisAge: 33TSN.ca Rating: 67.55Stats: 2-5-7, +9, 10 PIM, 25 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $1.0MComments: Injuries a problem, but safe depth when he's healthy.
Adrian Aucoin, D, PhoenixAge: 38TSN.ca Rating: 65.50Stats: 2-7-9, +14, 42 PIM, 64 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $2.0MComments: Veteran has lost a step, but is reliable and plus-32 over the last two seasons.
Mike Lundin, D, MinnesotaAge: 27TSN.ca Rating: 61.33Stats: 0-2-2, -1, 4 PIM, 17 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $1.0MComments: Injuries stalled his progress; had been showing signs of progress previously with Tampa Bay.
Matt Gilroy, D, OttawaAge: 27TSN.ca Rating: 67.08Stats: 3-17-20, +2, 18 PIM, 67 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $1.0MComments: Coveted after winning the 2009 Hobey Baker Award, still trying to establish regular status.
Brett Clark, D, Tampa BayAge: 35TSN.ca Rating: 62.96Stats: 2-13-15, -26, 20 PIM, 82 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $1.5MComments: Tough year for veteran shot blocker.
Francis Bouillon, D, NashvilleAge: 36TSN.ca Rating: 62.99Stats: 4-7-11, -4, 33 PIM, 66 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $1.35MComments: Continues to provide reliable work on third pair.
Aaron Rome, D, VancouverAge: 28TSN.ca Rating: 65.30Stats: 4-6-10, -4, 46 PIM, 43 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $750KComments: Has been a useful depth player for Canucks the last three seasons.
Kurtis Foster, D, MinnesotaAge: 30TSN.ca Rating: 63.83Stats: 4-10-14, -13, 35 PIM, 54 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $1.8MComments: Limited mobility, but owns a blast from the point.
Mike Mottau, D, BostonAge: 34TSN.ca Rating: 58.34Stats: 0-2-2, -11, 15 PIM, 35 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $800KComments: Smaller role since leaving New Jersey, but could be useful veteran as seventh defenceman.
Radek Martinek, D, ColumbusAge: 35TSN.ca Rating: 61.94Stats: 1-0-1, -3, 0 PIM, 7 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $2.2MComments: In his mid-30s and missed most of the year with a concussion.
Sheldon Brookbank, D, AnaheimAge: 31 TSN.ca Rating: 64.35 Stats: 3-11-14, +5, 72 PIM, 80 GP 2011-2012 Cap Hit: $750,000 Comments: Tough third pairing blueliner who hits, blocks shots.
Colin White, D, San JoseAge: 34TSN.ca Rating: 60.41Stats: 1-3-4, -5, 21 PIM, 54 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $1.0MComments: Long-time mainstay on Devils blueline was a spare part in San Jose.
Stu Bickel, D, N.Y. RangersAge: 25TSN.ca Rating: 62.95Stats: 0-9-9, +2, 108 PIM, 51 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $600KComments: Tough blueliner earned his spot in the lineup and was okay in a limited role.
Bruno Gervais, D, Tampa BayAge: 27TSN.ca Rating: 66.79Stats: 6-7-13, -4, 8 PIm, 50 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $525KComments: Played well, at a bargain rate, in part-time duty with Lightning.
Matt Hunwick, D, ColoradoAge: 27TSN.ca Rating: 63.59Stats: 3-3-6, -3, 8 PIM, 33 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $1.55MComments: Undersized blueliner hasn't been effective in Colorado; could use fresh start.
Dylan Reese, D, N.Y. IslandersAge: 27TSN.ca Rating: 65.30Stats: 1-6-7, even, 11 PIM, 28 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $635.25KComments: Has just 74 career NHL games under his belt, but was reasonably effective in 28 games for Isles in 2011-2012.
Jim Vandermeer, D, San JoseAge: 32TSN.ca Rating: 62.82Stats: 1-3-4, +3, 33 PIM, 25 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $1.0MComments: Hard-nosed depth player.
Randy Jones, D, WinnipegAge: 30TSN.ca Rating: 52.66Stats: 1-1-2, +4, 8 PIM, 39 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $1.15MComments: Has been a part-time player, averaging 49 GP over last four seasons.
Mike Commodore, D, Tampa BayAge: 32TSN.ca Rating: 62.06Stats: 0-2-2, +7, 38 PIM, 30 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $1.0MComments: 50 NHL games over last two seasons.
Aaron Johnson, D, ColumbusAge: 29TSN.ca Rating: 65.99Stats: 3-13-16, -12, 26 PIM, 56 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $550KComments: Career-high points, career-low plus-minus.
Alexander Sulzer, D, BuffaloAge: 28 TSN.ca Rating: 70.31 Stats: 3-6-9, +8, 8 PIM, 27 GP 2011-2012 Cap Hit: $700K Comments: Has bounced around trying to stick as a regular, but might want to stay in Buffalo, where he scored eight points in 15 games.
Sami Lepisto, D, ChicagoAge: 27TSN.ca Rating: 61.91Stats: 1-2-3, +3, 4 PIM, 6 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $750KComments: Played limited, easy minutes for Blackhawks; okay seventh D-man.
Brett Lebda, D, ColumbusAge: 30TSN.ca Rating: 62.22Stats: 1-3-4, -1, 14 PIM, 30 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $700KComments: Played better and more often once returning from stint in AHL.
Jeff Woywitka, D, N.Y. RangersAge: 28TSN.ca Rating: 63.98Stats: 1-5-6, +2, 8 PIM, 27 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $650KComments: Serviceable in a reserve role, played 10:25 per game in 27 games.
Mark Eaton, D, N.Y. IslandersAge: 35TSN.ca Rating: 59.25Stats: 1-3-4, -17, 10 PIM, 62 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $2.5MComments: Not the best season for seasoned, stay-at-home defenceman.
Mark Flood, D, WinnipegAge: 27TSN.ca Rating: 64.29Stats: 3-4-7, -1, 10 PIM, 33 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $525KComments: Saw first extended NHL action of his career.
Peter Harrold, D, New JerseyAge: 29TSN.ca Rating: 62.47Stats: 0-2-2, even, 0 PIM, 11 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $550KComments: Spent most of the year in AHL, but Devils played him down the stretch and in playoffs.
ENFORCERSBrandon Prust, RW, N.Y. RangersAge: 28TSN.ca Rating: 57.02Stats: 5-12-17, -1, 156 PIM, 82 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: 800KComments: As a willing combatant that can play a regular shift, Prust should draw significant interest.
Cody McLeod, LW, ColoradoAge: 28TSN.ca Rating: 55.84Stats: 6-5-11, even, 184 PIM, 75 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $1.0333MComments: Playing role has steadily decreased, but has 49 fights over the last three seasons.
Zenon Konopka, C, OttawaAge: 31TSN.ca Rating: 52.95Stats: 3-2-5, -4, 193 PIM, 55 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $700KComments: Can fight and win face-offs, so if those skills meet team needs, he's your guy.
Krys Barch, LW, FloridaAge: 32TSN.ca Rating: 53.34Stats: 2-3-5, even, 104 PIM, 51 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $837.5KComments: Has fought 80 times in the last five seasons.
John Scott, D, N.Y. RangersAge: 29TSN.ca Rating: 57.63Stats: 0-1-1, -1, 53 PIM, 35 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $512.5KComments: One of the most feared fighters in the game, but not the most nimble afoot.
George Parros, RW, AnaheimAge: 32 TSN.ca Rating: 52.87 Stats: 1-3-4, +1, 85 PIM, 46 GP 2011-2012 Cap Hit: $875,000 Comments: Fills the heavyweight role, but struggles keeping up with speed of the game.
Brad Staubitz, LW, MontrealAge: 27TSN.ca Rating: 51.35Stats: 1-0-1, -5, 121 PIM, 62 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $575KComments: 42 fights over the last three seasons.
Darcy Hordichuk, LW, EdmontonAge: 31TSN.ca Rating: 52.38Stats: 1-2-3, -3, 64 PIM, 43 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $825,000Comments: Three goals, 32 fights in last three seasons.
Cam Janssen, RW, New JerseyAge: 28TSN.ca Rating: 50.16Stats: 0-1-1, -8, 75 PIM, 48 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $525KComments: An eager fighter who will take on anyone, but doesn't play much otherwise.
Brian McGrattan, LW, NashvilleAge: 30TSN.ca Rating: 51.82Stats: 0-2-2, -1, 61 PIM, 30 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $600KComments: When the call is for a heavyweight, McGrattan can answer the bell, with authority.
Matt Carkner, D, OttawaAge: 31TSN.ca Rating: 61.59Stats: 1-2-3, even, 33 PIM, 29 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $700KComments: Tough hombre battling knee problems, but can fill a niche.
Jay Rosehill, LW, TorontoAge: 26TSN.ca Rating: 50.16Stats: 0-0-0, -4, 60 PIM, 31 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit:$600KComments: 18 fights, five points in 72 NHL games over the last three seasons.
GOALIESTomas Vokoun, G, WashingtonAge: 35TSN.ca Rating: 73.49Stats: 25-17-2, 2.51 GAA, .917 SV%, 48 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $1.5MComments: Aside from November, played as expected, but injury limited his playing time late in the season.
Josh Harding, G, MinnesotaAge: 28TSN.ca Rating: 72.34Stats: 13-12-4, 2.62 GAa, .917 SV%, 34 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $750KComments: Now that he's healthy, might get a chance to start somewhere else.
Martin Biron, G, N.Y. RangersAge: 34TSN.ca Rating: 67.53Stats: 12-6-2, 2.46 GAA, .904 SV%, 21 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $875KComments: Not as good as he was in 2010-2011, but a fine option as a veteran backup.
Scott Clemmensen, G, FloridaAge: 34TSN.ca Rating: 70.90Stats: 14-6-6, 2.57 GAA, .913 SV%, 30 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $1.2MComments: Solid in reserve role the last four seasons, should earn a couple more for team needing stability between the pipes.
Al Montoya, G, N.Y. IslandersAge: 27TSN.ca Rating: 55.48Stats: 9-11-5, 3.10 GAA, .893 SV%, 31 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $601KComments: Could be interesting in a backup role behind a better team.
Chris Mason, G, WinnipegAge: 35TSN.ca Rating: 63.17Stats: 8-7-1, 2.59 GAA, .898 SV%, 20 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $1.15MComments: Had some good moments, still capable of fulfilling backup role.
Curtis Sanford, G, ColumbusAge: 32TSN.ca Rating: 69.45Stats: 10-18-4, 2.60 GAA, .911 SV%, 36 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $600KComments: First NHL action since 2008-2009 and was Blue Jackets' best netminder.
Jonas Gustavsson, G, TorontoAge: 27TSN.ca Rating: 61.85Stats: 17-17-4, 2.92 GAA, .902 SV%, 42 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $1.35MComments: Never lived up to the Monster hype, but had some decent moments; could be a solid backup.
Brent Johnson, G, PittsburghAge: 35TSN.ca Rating: 50.38Stats: 6-7-2, 3.11 GAA, .883 SV%, 16 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $600KComments: Struggled after several seasons of quality work in backup role.
Ty Conklin, G, DetroitAge: 36TSN.ca Rating: 49.21Stats: 5-6-1, 3.28 GAA, .884 SV%, 15 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $750KComments: Back-to-back subpar seasons could make it tough to get another NHL deal.
Alex Auld, G, OttawaAge: 31TSN.ca Rating: 48.46Stats: 2-4-2, 3.35 GAA, .884 SV%2011-2012 Cap Hit: $1.0MComments: No room in Ottawa; will he find another taker in the NHL?
Marty Turco, G, BostonAge: 36TSN.ca Rating: 30.70Stats: 2-2, 3.55 GAA, .868 SV%, 5 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $600,000Comments: Played a little in Austria before joining the Bruins after Tuukka Rask was injured. Is there room for him?
Dwayne Roloson, G, Tampa BayAge: 42TSN.ca Rating: 46.39Stats: 13-16-3, 3.66 GAA, .886 SV%, 40 GP2011-2012 Cap Hit: $3.5MComments: It's been a long and productive career, but this past season wasn't one to remember.
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Like all fine jewelry, Carolyn Pollack Sterling Silver Jewelry should be handled carefully. Store jewelry in a plastic bag, dry and wrapped in tissue paper, when not being worn or displayed. Clean sterling silver with a silver polishing cloth when necessary, but never subject to chlorine, silver dips, chemical solutions or ultrasonic cleaners, as these substances can cause the genuine gemstones to discolor. Never wear jewelry in a swimming pool.


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For the first time in years there's a machine for young sportsbike fans to get excited about. If you're 19 and have just passed your A2 licence you can rip up your L plates and pretend you're wild-riding Aussie Moto3 star Jack Miller. Welcome to KTM's new RC390! We sent MCN Senior Road Tester Michael Neeves to Italy for the ...
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This Suzuki RG500 is in superb condition. It's bog-stock, like the bike then-MCN road tester Mat Oxley would've raved about back in 1985. Like the rest of the biking world, Oxley was in awe of this road-going 500cc GP replica, saying in the September 25 1985 issue of MCN: "In its powerband the RG500 is a vicious motorcycle that's more ...
Adverts from a pre-political correctness age. They certainly don't make 'em like this anymore… Life helmets | 1979Californian-made Life caused a massive stir in the late '70s with its campaign featuring body-painted models Tula and Diane West. The shooting of the ads was featured, revealingly, in Aussie magazine Revs while controversy was stoked four years later when Tula, ...
Harley-Davidson has just released this video showing a group of Livewires - their new electric bike - being ridden through the streets of New York. Harley claims the bike makes the equivalent of 74bhp and while no official figures have been released, insiders say it has a range of about 100 miles. brightcove.createExperiences();
Following on from the Street Rally version of the MT-09, Yamaha has today revealed the MT-09 Street Tracker. The Street Tracker comes with an aluminium front numberboard, short carbon mudguard, two-tone seat, aluminium side numberboards, an optional high-level Akrapovic exhaust and more. More details here.
MotoGP 14, the latest official MotoGP game from Italian developer Milestone Studio will include champions from 1992 to 2001 as playable characters. The new game mode, dubbed MotoGP Champions, means you can pitch Kevin Schwantz circa 1993 against a young Valentino Rossi circa 2001 if you so wish. Champions will also be the main feature of the new Champions Challenge mode, ...
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These easy-on, easy-off Anti-Gravity casual shoes are perfect for those who spend long hours on their feet. Oroco is ultra lightweight, and has a flexible outsole that offers superior comfort and traction. Our Oroco platform shoes are available in narrow, medium and wide widths. 1 1/2" low heels.
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Royal Sovereign Digital 4-Row Electric Coin Sorter
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The Automatic Digital 4-Row Electric Coin Sorter is great for businesses and personal use. It's perfect for vending machine operators, C-stores, gas stations, places of worship, schools, community organizations, personal use or any business with the need to count and sort coins.
- Automated operation of 16 coin tubes (4 each quarters, dimes, nickels and penny sizes)
- 4-row sorting and counting
- Automatic advance fills 4 coin tube rows per denomination
- Up to 312 coins can be sorted per minute
- Extra large hopper - capacity for up to 800 coins at once
- LCD display shows quantity of coins counted and dollar value
- Anti-Jam - patented precise internal sorting system automatically free coins that are jammed
- Removable hopper lid - allows you to easily remove foreign items mistakenly dropped into the hopper
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The Calendar Kids Program provides an opportunity for pediatric patients to express themselves through artwork and to receive national recognition while increasing awareness of kidney disease throughout the United States. The program is supported by an educational donation provided by Amgen.
More than 4,200 people voted to select the cover art for the American Kidney Fund's 2015 calendar from among the 13 talented winners of this year's Calendar Kids Art Contest. Thank you to everyone who voted!Madison Gordon, 18, from Goldbar, Wash., received the most votes for her entry, which she calls "Love Life." Her drawing was inspired on a particularly tough day at dialysis; she was surprised to see her dialysis tubing had formed itself into the shape of a heart. Congratulations to Madison, who will be an honored guest at the American Kidney Fund's annual gala, The Hope Affair, in Washington, D.C., in October 2014.And congratulations to the other winners of the Calendar Kids Art Contest, whose work will appear throughout our 2015 calendar.
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Jonathan Rivera Gómez from Puerto Rico is this year's calendar cover artist winner.Jonathan's drawing is titled "La mano de Dios entregándome los riñones (The Hand of God Giving Me Kidneys)." The piece features a colorful seaside motif with the hands of God holding a smiling person with kidneys. Completing the scene are a cabin, an angel, crab and a leaping dolphin.
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