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Emery County is at the top of the list, the unemployment list that is. The county has the highest rate of unemployment for the state and it hovers between 10-11 percent. Delena Fish from the Department of Workforce Services gave the Emery County Commission an update on her department. She pointed out there are some bright spots on the horizon with the hiring of 21 individuals to work at the new ALCO store which is coming to Castle Dale. Four of those positions are in management and one manager is coming from the Price area, but the other hires are all local people. She said ALCO was impressed with the high quality of the workforce and the people that were interviewed. Fish reported they received 255 applications and 150 people were interviewed. Fish said they had some busy days when the people from ALCO were there interviewing, but, "It was exciting." Fish also reported on a company recruiting for four positions which deal with transcriptions and those hired will work from their home at a piece rate.
She said that as of Jan. 1 they have been serving the Green River area, they have met with employers as well as customers to find out what is needed in that area. They are traveling to Green River once a month currently and meet with clients in the Sheriff's Complex.
Fish reported that many of the unemployment recipients are coming to the end of their benefits and have applied for assistance and they have seen an increase in these applications.
DWS has also been involved with PacifiCorp and Healthaxis in giving typing tests and other testing for employers. Fish mentioned the retirement of Roger Sparks who has worked for 35 years with DWS and was instrumental in bringing programs to Emery County.
Commissioner Ira Hatch said that Emery County is well represented on the regional council and has one of the best programs in the area. "I would like to express appreciation to Delena for her hard work," said Hatch.
Larry Salazar from Emery Telcom reported the purchase of Mallard Cablevision which is in bankruptcy. They serve the communities of Elmo and Cleveland. These customers will receive their billing along with their telephone service. A new remote located in Cleveland will further expand DSL service to that area. Salazar also reported Emery Telcom has installed new copper cable in the Castle Dale area and a new concrete vault at the Huntington office to protect equipment.
Bailey Bohn from the Emery High Rodeo Club approached the commission about a donation to the high school rodeo coming up in April. She said their members participate in rodeos throughout the season in order to qualify for the state high school rodeo finals. She said all sponsors are listed on the radio, newspaper and announced at the rodeo.
Commissioner Hatch directed Bohn to approach the Emery County Recreation District for the donation.
Southeastern Utah OHV club president, Mark H. Williams addressed the council with a request for funding for the Arapeen ATV Jamboree which will be held Sept 6-10. Williams presented the commission with a copy of a story written by Corey Bluemel from the Emery County Progress which appeared in a national ATV magazine. Williams said since the appearance of the article they have had a great deal of response from people inquiring about the jamboree and they have sent out a lot of materials about the Emery County area to people throughout the United States.
The Peach Days celebration will be held on Friday and Saturday at the end of the ATV jamboree and they are advertising in conjunction with Peach Days. Williams requested a $2,500 donation to help with the advertising of the jamboree and other related expenses. Williams said the economic benefits of the event will be a boost for the county in bringing people into the area, not only at jamboree time but at other times throughout the year. The Arapeen jamboree is also being held the week before the Paiute Jamboree in Richfield and some people responding have mentioned they will come here first and then down to Richfield.
Commissioner Gary Kofford spoke favorably of the Arapeen Jamboree, saying it can be beneficial to the county as the event grows, but the request for funding was tabled until the commission explores funding avenues for the event. They did direct Williams to the recreation district where they can give a $250 donation.
Williams gave the commission the number of ATVs registered in the county and the property tax money which is kicked back to the county. He wanted to know where this money goes and what it is used for. The number of ATVs registered in the county is 1,935 and the amount of $54,794.74 came back to the county from the property tax on these ATVs.
Williams said the ATV users haven't seen any benefits pertaining to these funds nor have they been used specifically for ATV related issues.
The county supplied the insurance for the Arapeen ATV Jamboree last year and will do the same for this year's jamboree. Cost for the county is $1,000 each year.
Steve Barton gave an update to the commission on taxes which have been appealed. Most of the decisions in these cases involved minor amounts, but a ruling in the favor of Emery Telcom for a reduction of $16,000 in their taxes will need to be paid and a possible judgment levy might need to be imposed. Commissioner Drew Sitterud said that on that amount it probably wouldn't be necessary for a judgment levy, but he advised Barton to keep the commission informed as these cases are settled.
Under the concerned citizen items, Barton mentioned that the MECCA bike club has a spring festival which draws 100 bikers from within the state and to keep them in mind for funding.
The filling of the position on the travel bureau was tabled until Commissioner Hatch can speak to Norma Dean Hawkinson, executive secretary for the travel bureau to get their recommendation. Those applying for the position are Sheriff Lamar Guymon, Phil Fauver and Reed Martin.
The commission reported that they didn't receive any applications for the vacancy on the weed and mosquito board and recommended Alan Staker for the appointment contingent on whether he accepts the appointment.
The commission discussed their position on business licenses and requiring those bidding on county jobs to show proof of a business license with applications. It was determined that County Attorney Dave Blackwell review the current requirements and make sure it is a clear policy without inconsistencies.
The commissioners approved the agreement between the county and the forest service for the maintenance of forest roads by the county. The commission explained that the state reimburses the county for part of the associated costs which doesn't adequately cover the costs, but it helps. The agreement is basically the same as in previous years with the extension of 1.6 miles on the Wildcat road. Commissioner Hatch said it is a service to the citizens to help maintain these forest roads and provide access.
The Ferron-Mayfield road was also discussed and a separate agreement was approved to use magnesium chloride on the road as a follow-up treatment to what was applied last season. It will be treated to the top of the dugway. Commissioner Hatch said when the two agencies work together it makes projects of this type more affordable. Hatch also reminds citizens that roads treated with the mag-chloride are more slippery when wet and to exercise caution when traveling these roads, both on the desert and the forest.
The lease agreement was approved for Rob Midgely as the Huntington airport manager. The bid for the replacement of carpet at the airport home was also approved in the amount of $1,764 to Red Carpet Installation from Elmo.
Commissioner Kofford reported that he had been to meetings on education in Provo and had also attended an AOG planning conference. Commissioner Hatch had attended an insurance board meeting and things were going good with the insurance program and also the unemployment compensation is up and running. They met with the governor on wilderness issues and will meet again on March 8 in St. George to discuss the direction and process the state will go with the wilderness issue. All the commissioners attended a meeting in Richfield to discuss strategy with RS-2477 roads and were informed of SUWA legal actions in that area. In a meeting with UDOT Commissioner Sitterud learned that work on SR-6 will be extensive this summer and motorists should expect two hour delays in the canyon and if possible should seek alternate routes. The Helper interchange as well as replacement of the Colton Bridge will be two of the major projects this summer. UDOT will be placing an overlay on portions of SR-10 near Emery where rotomill was put down this past year. UDOT will also be redoing the Muddy Creek Bridge and delays can be expected in that area.
Sitterud also reported that the painting at the Ferron Care and Rehab Center is complete with new chair rails and repainted rooms and halls.
The next commission meeting will be held on March 16 at 9 a.m.


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No matter how fancy our computers are when we buy them, it doesn't take long before they seem slow. Although there are many reasons that a computer may run slowly, one big factor is the amount of memory installed.
Generally speaking, memory is the system's scratch pad that it uses to store calculations, programs (while they are actually being utilized), and other items that make the computer run. Unlike hard drives, memory is also volatile, which means the contents are "wiped clean" each time the computer is shut down or restarted.
Too little system memory (often referred to as "Random Access Memory", or simply "RAM") means the computer must compensate by utilizing a piece of the hard drive (called a "swap file") to extend or supplement the existing memory. Hard drives, unfortunately, are far, far slower to read from or write to than memory. Although the swap file usage is extremely common, adding memory can drastically reduce it's need and dramatically increase the performance of the computer. And because memory prices have dropped significantly over the past few years, adding additional memory is more affordable than ever.
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Colorado is a step closer to being able to collect Internet sales taxes, following a vote in the state Senate on May 6.
House Bill 1295 readies the state for the federal Marketplace Fairness Act, which would allow states to tax Internet sales, providing Congress passes the legislation.
Internet retailers like Amazon.com would pay taxes to a central collection point. Retailers would pay the taxes directly to the state, which would then funnel revenues to local governments, under the state bill.
Representatives for local businesses testified at legislative committee hearings that it's unfair that online retailers are not required to collect sales taxes.
"This is about fairness to our tax system, making sure that the brick and mortar stores don't have a disadvantage to the online remote sellers," said House Speaker Mark Ferrandino, D-Denver, a bill sponsor.
Ferrandino noted that mega-retailers like Amazon.com and Walmart support the legislation.
The bill expects to pump more than $73 million into the state's general fund in its first year of implementation, providing Congress acts.
Congress needs to pass the Marketplace Fairness Act in order for states like Colorado to collect taxes from out-of-state retailers. That's because the Supreme Court has ruled that states cannot force retailers to pay taxes if they do not have an actual physical presence in the state, unless Congress gives the OK.
Out-of-state retailers with fewer than $1 million in annual sales would be exempt from the federal act.
The state bill passed the Senate on a 21-14 vote, after having previously passed the House on a 37-23 vote.
Rep. Frank McNulty, R-Highlands Ranch, accidentally voted for the bill when it was in the House last month. He said in a recent conversation that he meant to vote against the legislation.
"No consumer is going to pick up and move because their state taxes Internet sales," McNulty said. "But you may see a shift in where businesses locate their businesses because of tax increases."


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In addition to Providence Central, there were several other big issues approved by the planning commission Thursday.
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Did the 1982 Arnold Schwarzenegger epic "Conan the Barbarian" need to be remade? Of course not, but that's never stopped anyone before. Jason Momoa steps into Arnold's burly sandals for the new version, which tells the story of a fierce warrior determined to stop a supernatural force that threatens to destroy a people.
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Director: Craig Gillespie.
Starring: Anton Yelchin, Colin Farrell and David Tennant.
Rating: R for bloody horror violence, and language including some sexual references.
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Let the '80s remakes continue. High school senior Charlie Brewster's life is going pretty great, until the day he discovers that his new neighbor Jerry (Colin Farrell is a ruthless vampire preying on the neighborhood. So naturally, Charlie has to turn himself into a vampire hunter before Jerry sucks the town dry.
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Jim Sturgess and Anne Hathaway, sporting a saucy English accent, star as Emma Morley and Dexter Mayhew, who meet for the first time on the day of their college graduation. The film follows the next 20 years of their lives, as they become unlikely lifelong friends.
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Robert Rodriguez stops making grindhouse films long enough to cash in on his wildly successful "Spy Kids" franchise yet again. This time, former super spy Marissa Cortez Wilson (Jessica Alba) is forced to come out of retirement, and her step-kids soon discover her secret life and sign up to be Spy Kids themselves.
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As you can see, data should only be coming from one MAX31855 at a time, but when analyzing the circuit I was seeing signals from, say, CH2 when executing getTemp(CH1)!
So the data should only be coming from one chip at a time. I call getTemp(*) for CH1-CH9 in order, and since the Chip Select (CS) pins for each chip come from a separate pin on the Uno, I should be able to call for data from each chip individually. If I call getTemp(CH1), the CS pin for chip 1 receives a signal, sending temperature data to the SO data bus. During this loop, any data that comes to the Uno should only be from that chip. Does that make sense?
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By GARY ARRINGTONSports writer
After going on the road and defeating the Manti Templars 18-5 on Tuesday, the Emery High baseball team came home and lost to Juab on Friday by a score of 10-7.
Midway through the 2011 season, two things are evident about this Emery High team, first, they are still finding enough pitching to play every game and second, this Emery team is a pretty good hitting team. Add the two together and it makes Emery have to score a lot of runs.
Against Manti, Emery scored early and then often as they scored in five of the six innings and also scored at least three runs in four of those innings. Gage Bell led the team against Manti as he went three for four at the plate plus he drew a walk plus he scored four times and he also drove in five runs. All three of Bell's hits were triples. Geren Payne pitched for Emery and through a complete game in getting the win. Payne struck out seven Manti batters and gave up four base hits in the game.
In the first inning, four Emery batters got hit by pitches as Nathan Mecham, Payne, Kash Jewkes and Nick Stoddard each took one for the team. The first three scored and the inning ended with bases still loaded. Chance Huntington got the only hit of the inning.
In the second inning, Mecham walked, Bell tripled and Tappan Draper singled and all three would eventually score. Payne got hit by another pitch and Jewkes singled for the only other base hit in the inning. Emery left two runners on base. In the third inning, Tanner Ewell singled, Mecham walked, Bell tripled, Draper singled, Stoddard singled, Curtis Mason singled and Ewell grounded out to end the inning. Emery scored five runs and left two more runners on base. In the fourth inning, a pitch hit Bell this time up and Gage would eventually score on an overthrow to first. Emery added six more runs in the sixth inning. Mason doubled, Ewell got out, Mecham singled, Bell tripled, Draper got out, Payne walked, Jewkes walked and Huntington singled for Emery's last base runner.
On Friday against Juab, Emery gave up four runs in the first inning and six more runs in the fourth inning but Emery controlled the rest of the innings and kept Juab in check. Stoddard pitched for Emery and gave up nine base hits in the game but the team committed four errors behind Stoddard. Emery scored a single run in the second inning, another run in the fourth inning, three runs in the fifth inning and two final runs in the seventh inning. Chance Huntington led the team offensively in this game as Chance went three for four at the plate and had two runs driven in. One of his hits was a double. In this game, the only other extra base hits were a triple by Bell and a double by Brandon Oliver. In the second inning, Stoddard got on base due to a fielder's choice and would score on a hit by Huntington. In the fourth inning, Jewkes singled and scored on Huntington's next single. In the fifth inning, Mecham led off with a double, Bell got hit, Draper singled and all would eventually score. Jewkes got hit by another pitch and Stoddard singled. In the seventh inning, Jewkes walked and Huntington doubled and both would score. Emery left nine runners stranded on base and had one runner picked off trying to steal a base just before Bell hit a triple. Emery had opportunities for more runs and gave away enough through errors that Emery maybe really should have won this game. Emery hosts North Sanpete on Tuesday and will travel to Delta on Friday.


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SANTA ANA – A 63-year-old man looked straight ahead Friday as an Orange County judge sentenced him to 15 years to life in prison for fatally bludgeoning his wife of 39 years and later cutting up and burning her body parts.
"The facts of this case are just beyond comprehension," Superior Court Judge William Froeberg.
A jury in December found Richard Gustav Forsberg guilty of Rancho Santa Margarita of second-degree murder in the Feb. 9, 2010, killing of Marcia Ann Forsberg by smashing her in the head with a small statue.
The key prosecution evidence was Forsberg's taped confession, in which he admitted to hitting his 60-year-old wife, and then decapitating and dismembering her body over the next few days.
He told sheriff's investigators he drove in a rented RV to a campground in Ventura County and burned her body in a campfire. He told his wife's friends, several of whom inquired about the Shakespeare lover's whereabouts, that the couple were having marital problems and she left town to be on her own.
Forsberg was arrested in August 2010 after friends filed a missing persons report, prompting an investigation by the Orange County Sheriff's Department. Officials said he tried to commit suicide in Palm Springs before confessing.
"I can't help but draw the comparison between Marcia's life and love with literature – it almost sounds like an Edgar Allan Poe story," said Froeberg at the sentencing. "It just defies logic. It defies belief.
"I cannot sort out why Mr. Forsberg survived his suicide attempt. It's puzzling. But then perhaps it was the only way that family and friends could finally find out what happened to Marcia," he added.
Several of her reading friends attended the sentencing and said afterward they were stunned to learn about her killing because Marcia Forsberg never spoke of marital discord.
Nancy Eckert of Mission Viejo had known her for about a dozen years and was part of the group her friend christened "The Bard Buddies."
The group was nine plays away from finishing all of Shakespeare's plays, which Marcia Forsberg had already read. "A Midsummer Night's Dream" was her favorite.
"No classic literature was too daunting for her to attempt," said Eckert, recalling that Marcia Forsberg had read the 4,000 pages of Marcel Proust's "Remembrance of Things Past."
Deputy District Attorney Ebrahim Baytieh read a statement in court from the victim's brother Tony Litoff.
"You now have every minute for the rest of your life to realize the pain you inflicted on Marcia is equal to the pain her mother, her brother, and her friends will feel everyday of their lives as well," Litoff wrote. "Those thoughts will be the only thing we will have in common with you."
Baytieh characterized Richard Forsberg as a "coward."
"That's what he is," the prosecutor said. His wife "was a precious, wonderful woman who did not deserve (this)."
Marcia Forsberg's friends say they intend to finish reading all of Shakespeare in her memory.
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To see the best natural wine cellar in the world, you'd have to visit the dank, dark dungeon of a Scottish castle. Now modern technology replicates that same environment - but without scaring you witless.
Some experts say better to drink cheap wine that's been properly cellared, than an expensive drop that's been poorly stored. But just how delicate a process is wine maturation and what do we need to keep in mind when we store our precious vino?
Certainly wine maturation is a delicate process that requires a carefully controlled environment to achieve the best quality characteristics. According to Léonie Simart, importer and distributor of Transtherm and Vintec wine cabinets, stored wine requires two prime constants - constant temperature and constant humidity.
"Just a fluctuation of five degrees is enough to take your wine out," Simart says. "So even in a penthouse with reverse cycle air conditioning, without proper storage you are going to cook your wines in winter and freeze them in summer."
How to preserve your wine
If you don't have the space, the budget or the wine collection to have a custom-designed wine cellar, then smart wine cabinet storage will solve the problem.
Top-of-the-line cabinets, such as the French-made Transtherm units, bring to-gether the five criteria that you need for optimal wine preservation:
· Reinforced insulation made up of several thermal barriers.
· Automatic temperature control of 10-14°C driven by a slow cycle compressor.
· Adapted humidity between 50 per cent and 80 per cent to prevent corks from drying out.
· Natural filtered ventilation to prevent odour and mould.
· Absence of vibration from a balanced compressor mounted on silent-blocks.
Ashley Williams of Wine Cabinets Australia (Choice Refrigeration) also sells Transtherm cabinets and says he has seen customers converted to proper wine preservation after suffering the loss of just one valuable bottle in their collection.
"Just a week ago a customer told me that he lost a $300 bottle of wine. It's such a shame to keep something like that for five years only to find it has gone off for want of proper storage."
Apart from Transtherm, Williams also stocks imported wine cabinets such as Vintec and Liebherr brands.
"But being a refrigeration mechanic by training, I only stock those products in which I have confidence," he says. The high-profile Liebherr wine cabinets he sells are made in Germany by the family-owned engineering company of the same name.
Multi-zone cabinets
While all wines are stored at the same temperature during maturation, it is prior to serving that temperature requirements change. To savour the full flavour of the wine, experts recommend that reds be served at 18-20°C and whites around 8-12°C.
To facilitate this, Liebherr also manu-factures multi-zone wine cabinets that are designed to keep each wine at its correct serving temperatures.
From the heaviest reds to the lightest whites, each can be stored at the ideal serving temperature in one of the cabinet's six temperature zones.
For small wine collections, some manufac-turers offer 'store and drink' facilities within the same wine cabinet.
In the middle section of the cabinet, wine is kept at ageing temperature. The top section is reserved for reds at drinking temperature and white wines are held for drinking at the bottom of the unit. Eurocave offers such a cabinet, as well as a large range of storage-only cabinets.
In fact, according to Blaise Vinot of Australtech, it was the French company Eurocave that pioneered the concept of temperature controlled wine cabinets over 35 years ago.
"Eurocave has had a presence in Australia for eight years now, and its products offer excellent design features, including roller-mounted sliding shelves," Vinot says. "All of the cabinets in the Eurocave range can be personalised with different colours, glass doors and various combinations of shelves."
Custom-designed cellars
For wine connoisseurs or investors who want all or part of their collection stored off-site, some specialist companies can provide managed storage and do-it-yourself self-storage facilities.
But costs associated with the long-term managed cellarage of a large wine collec-tion can make this option expensive. A more cost-effective alternative might be to have your own custom-designed cellar installed.
Egan Corporation custom designs, con-structs and installs wine cellars for both business and personal collections.
"Your cellar can be as functional or as mag-nificent as you wish," says the company's cellar expert Eamonn Egan. "And it can be built any-where - if you have a spare room or garage space in an underground car park, then we can facilitate a customised wine cellar.
"The cost would start at around $10,000 plus GST for installation and climate control mechanicals alone. But unlike an off-site stor-age facility, having your own cellar means your personal wine collection is close at hand and available to you at any time," says Egan.
According to the manager of Wine Cellar Designs, Tim Webb, some of his clients have built truly beautiful wine cellars that have added enormous value to their homes.
"These are lovely showpiece cellars in which you can sit and uncork a bottle of wine and enjoy it with friend who will truly appreciate both the wine and the environment," he says.
And Webb says that as fragile as wine might be, there is nothing fragile about the growth in popularity of professionally designed wine storage facilities.
"With people now using wine as an invest-ment as part of their superannuation fund, we are now seeing $250,000 worth of wine going into some of these private wine cellars."
In vino veritas!
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Is Roberto Luongo's Contract Immovable?
Thomas Drance
December 05 2011 01:39PM
It's now week two of the Canucks goaltending controversy, and unsurprisingly Canucks Nation remains obsessed. Luongo played well and pitched a quality start at home against the Flames last night, but that is not going to the halt the growing momentum of Vancouver's "goaltending controversy gollum."
When Luongo allowed a vintage softy from behind the net late in the first period, Canucks fans went into their default corner: Luongo apologists to the right, Luongo haters to the left. While I've enjoyed the odd "goaltending controversy" argument and am generally bemused by the entire thing, I'd point out that the situation hasn't helped a habitually irrational fan-base to get a grip...
Amidst the supposed turmoil and scrutiny, a rumour surfaced this weekend courtesy the Ottawa Sun's Bruce Garrioch:
The talk among league executives is the Canucks have dangled Luongo in trade circles, but haven't been able to find anybody interested in his $5.3-million cap hit and contract that runs through the 2021-22 season. Schneider will be shipped out at some point."
So Luongo is getting "dangled," and oddly enough it's not by Patrick Kane.
Now Garrioch's weekly rumours column has been, as Jason Brough politely put it "ridiculed in the past" (Defending Big D had a stellar take down on a recent "Iginla to Dallas" trade rumour proliferated by Garrioch) but I figured this presents a good opportunity to take a look at Luongo's contract, and his trade-ability (or lack thereof).
Let's start with a couple of disclaimers: firstly, this is not a post advocating for Luongo to be traded - I'll leave that to luminaries like the editorial board of the Vancouver Province and Scott Burnside. For the record, I think Luongo is a better goaltender than Cory Schneider, I think the "choker" label is silly and I'm confident he will find his game and regain the mantle as the team's unquestioned starter come playoff time.
Why do It?
All that said, Cory Schneider has been extremely impressive in his young NHL career. Through fifty NHL starts, Schneider has inarguably given the Canucks goaltending comparable to what Luongo provides and at a fraction of the cost. Money-puck principles, which, the Canucks pretty clearly adhere too to some extent (perhaps more so than most NHL teams) would caution against over-spending on goaltending.
With all of that in mind, lets address the Garrioch rumour head-on: if Gillis wasn't working the phones and gauging preliminary league interest in his overcompensated, life-time deal possessing starter, he wouldn't be doing his job.
The Contract:
Luongo doesn't have a particularly high Q rating among the hockey watching public, but there are several teams who I'm sure would love to add a Vezina and Hart nominee, Olympic gold-medalist and netminder who perennially posts a .920 (or better) save percentage. The sticking point, of course, Luongo's oft-discussed life-time deal: the one the NHL took nearly a year to actually approve, and called out by name as "cap circumvention" when they rejected the original deal Ilya Kovalchuk signed with New Jersey.
The contract is a monster, and it carries a no trade clause, which limits the Canucks options even further. His deal pays him nearly seven million per season until 2018 (or six more seasons after this one). While the cap-hit (5.3 million) isn't unreasonable for a goaltender with his track record, at the end of this season, he'll still be owed nearly 50 million on his deal! There's no way around it, that's a spicy meatball, and it makes the prospect of an eventual Luongo trade exceedingly unlikely.
As a contemporary historical comparable, in the summer of 2010, Peter Chiarelli worked the phones in an effort to move aging netminder Tim Thomas. Thomas had three years left on a 5.2 million dollar deal at the time, and fatefully Chiarelli couldn't find a taker. Granted Thomas was older than Luongo is now, and was coming off a significantly worse season than Luongo had last year, but his deal had way less term. The goalie market has changed somewhat since then, Bryzgalov's deal this past offseason and Rinne's extension this fall indicate that the highly paid goaltender is somewhat more in vogue than it was in the summer of 2010 (after Leighton and Niemi led their respective teams to the Finals). Still, with the size and term of Luongo's deal, l it wouldn't be a surprise if Garrioch's comment that "[Gillis] hasn't been able to find anyone interested" is true.
That said, I would've called Scott Gomez's contract immovable. I cursed for the better part of thirty minutes when I found out that Bowman the Younger had done the impossible and found a taker for Brian Campbell. So let's invoke the "Gomez Principal" that: "no player is truly untradeable," if only to permit this discussion to continue.
The Market
To satisfy my curiosity I made a list of teams that were in the bottom third of the league in save percentage last season, and continue to languish in the bottom 10 this year as well. The assumption is pretty simple: these are the team's that probably believe they have a "need" in goal, and might, in their desperation pursue a "big name" goaltender, price be damned. The only alteration I've made to these parameters is to disqualify the New York Islanders, who can't possibly add another goaltender with a life-time contract to their payroll.
The list of teams who could possibly look to acquire a big-name goalie? New Jersey, Phoenix, Tampa Bay, Columbus and Ottawa.
That's a very short list, and is shorter still because several of those teams would be problematic Luongo destinations. Luongo would need to approve any potential trade, so we can throw Columbus out - because no one wants to play there. I think we can safely throw Ottawa out as well, I doubt a goaltender like Luongo, nearing the final few years of his prime, would want to go to a rebuilding team. Phoenix is a cap-floor team with an uncertain future, hard to see them being interested in Luongo, and hard to see him waiving his NTC to join the Coyotes. The dynamics of this particular option probably change if Phoenix is relocated to, say, Quebec City in the next season or two. That leaves us with New Jersey, and the most often discussed Luongo landing spot: Tampa Bay.
When you trade a bad contract, you usually have to take another bad deal back in return (like when Chicago took on Olesz's contract when they made the Brian Campbell trade, Olesz is currently making three million per season in Rockford). New Jersey has four players signed beyond next season: Kovalchuk, Volchenkov, Tallinder and Andy Greene. None of those guys make sense for the Canucks, and none of them are on particularly unattractive deals. Tampa has two real albatross contracts: Lecavalier and Matthias Ohlund. While too much has been made of Yzerman and Luongo's relationship, and of Luongo's love of Florida, when you break down the options, Tampa's probably the only NHL team that makes even a milligram of sense.
The Timing
While I suspect that Gillis has been taking calls about Roberto Luongo (and Cory Schneider) and gauging league interest in the two, I doubt that either goaltender will find themselves traded this season. There's a number of reasons for this, namely that having two quality netminders is a useful luxury for a team with Cup aspirations, and also because unless the Canucks get a Godfather offer (one they can't refuse) there's no pressure to get a deal done in-season.
Cory Schneider's contract expires following this season, but as Semyon Varlamov proved, the RFA rights to a talented young netminder are still very valuable on the trade market. When trying to move a potentially immovable piece like Luongo, it's much more likely to happen in the offseason or at the draft - when team's are typically thinking about making longer-term changes.
Finally, don't expect Luongo to be traded this year. I'll wager the Canucks will be in a holding pattern of sorts, at least until they see what shape the next collective bargaining agreement takes, after the current one expires this offseason. This is something of a hot topic at the moment, because the NBA recently settled their labour dispute, and one of the most intriguing facets of their new collective bargaining agreement is the Amnesty Clause.
The Amnesty Clause permits each team to buy out one deal during the duration of the CBA, without having to suffer the cap ramifications of said buy-out. The player still gets paid, but the buy-out amount isn't counted against that team's cap. If an option like this is authored into the next NHLPA/NHL CBA - would Canucks owner Francisco Aquillini stomach the 48 million dollar hit that a Luongo amnesty buyout would represent? I'd suspect not, even though Aquillini has spared no expense in his quest to build a championship team. Still, it's a wrinkle to consider when discussing the Luongo situation and any potential trade, because you just know that the Canucks management team has.
Nice article Thomas.
A couple of points I'd like to mention. Gillis has publicly stated that he will not ask a player to waive his no trade contract.
I understand there is an out clause in this contract for either the Team, Luongo or both whereby the player may be traded only during the off-season and only during a specific point in his contract.
Am I mistaken? Could anyone clarify this?
you are totally mistaken
Somewhere between this: "... I'd point out that the situation hasn't helped a habitually irrational fan-base to get a grip..." and this: "... For the record, I think Luongo is a better goaltender than Cory Schneider, I think the "choker" label is silly and I'm confident he will find his game and regain the mantle as the team's unquestioned starter come playoff time." I am pretty sure you can find you can find a pot and a kettle. You are stating more or less the belief that your opinions are just fine but the opposing POV is by default irrational. I find it disturbing. There is a lot of factual evidence to support both sides of this particular argument, and the subtleties of interpreting the data speak more to the complexity of the issue than to re rational quotient of the supporters of either position.


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