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provided examples, answered questions, advised
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Deb was a very engaging instructor. Just the right balance of lecture and group activities. I feel as if I can put this course into practice right away when I get back to the office. Highly recommended for anyone looking to hone their leadership skills.
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Deb was great. She really had interesting, relevant stories to back her training.
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Eye opener on certain situations on how I would manage prior to diagnosing EE's development level. Made me rethink situations where my management style may not have been appropriate.
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This Workshop was worth every cent. Very interactive, also due to the low number of participants. Very good training material and very good trainer.
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I learn a method, techniques that objectively I can apply to manage and lead my organizaiton, thus having different results.I learn a method, techniques that objectively I can apply to manage and lead my organization, thus creating value added to all member, thus for the entire company
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The Situational Leadership class was really well designed. There was a tremendous amount of material to cover over two days but the blend of didactic and active learning was perfect and kept the team engaged and learning. The instructor was very knowledgeable, comfortable and an effective facilitator that really engaged the group and created a learning environment. As a result, I feel confident in my ability to utilize the framework at the office and look forward to improving my management skills and developing my team more effectively. The room and facilities were top notch too.
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I have taken many AMA classes and I feel that this was class was well taught and that I will be able to use what I learned.
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great class with positive takeaways to help you improve your leadership skills. Highly recommend taking this course.
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I felt the techniques and exercises were applicable in real-world situations, and motivated thinking beyond ingrained habits.
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This seminar helped me rethink how I work with my team. I now see that for any task or goal, my team member may need more or less direction or support. The seminar gave me the tools I need to adjust my management style to what my team member needs from me, for any given situation.
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Deb was the best teacher!The content was well organized.I cant wait to take another class!
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Great combination of excellent class material and excellent instruction.Came away from the class with the feeling that Situational Leadershipis a must use.
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The Times Square location is easily accessible and an awesome place for learning! Lots of participants from abroad gave the extra touch of resources. Not only the staff but the participants were wonderful.
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The training could be described more specifically, indicating that it is best designed for people who directly supervise others.
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Amazing. This seminar provided incredible and intuitive insights on how to measure two important aspects of employee performance -- competence and commitment -- and how to manage task-oriented development from beginner to mastery keeping the "whole" employee in mind.The course is strategically designed for optimal learning, providing foundational knowledge, observational learning, and hands-on practice. i feel confident that what I know now can immediately be applied, and ultimately supports my team and my management effectiveness. Thank you!
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Neal Crane served on the faculty of MIT after concluding his course work for a doctorate in nuclear physics at the University of Wisconsin. While there he was involved in secret war research on high-frequency radar. He installed one of the first microwave radars on a Navy destroyer.
Crane was already working with the British Royal Air Force - Group 60 - protecting Britain from air and missile attacks before the United States entered WWII. After the U.S. entered the war he worked with the technical liaison division of the Signal Corps at the headquarters of the European Theater of Operations. He served as executive officer for radio communication over the English Channel on D-Day. He was in charge of technical intelligence as troops became established first in France and later in Germany, researching captured enemy equipment.
During his years in the military Crane was awarded the Legion of Merit, the Bronze Star, and the Order of the British Empire. He resigned his commission in 1945 but remained in Germany for a year working for the Commerce Department.
As a civilian back in the United States Crane helped prepare the first Department of Defense master plan. Civilian positions included research director of
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Locals win a game each at MCHS tourney Saturday
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MORGAN CITY — Volleyball teams from Morgan City, Berwick and Patterson high schools each won a match during Saturday's action at Morgan City's Lady Tiger Classic.
Patterson, competing in the White Division, was the only local team to advance to bracket play. The Lumberjills, who finished runner-up in Pool B, advanced to face Pool A champion Thibodaux.
The squad from Lafourche Parish defeated Patterson in three games, 20-25, 25-12, 15-9.
Thibodaux went on to win the White Division with a 25-17, 25-20 victory against Houma Christian, the runner-up in Pool A who defeated Pool B winner Ellender to advance to the finals.
Patterson finished Saturday with a 1-3 mark and finished the tournament with a 2-3 mark, counting a win Thursday against West St. Mary.
On Saturday, Patterson fell to South Lafourche in three games, 14-25, 25-19, 15-13; and Ellender, 25-14, 25-10; before bouncing back with a 25-12, 25-19 win against South Lafourche.
In Patterson's loss to South Lafourche, Arian Grogan led the Lumberjills with four aces, 11 points, one kill, one dig, three blocks and two assists, while Kailyn Johnson added four aces, six points, one kill and four assists.
Other top contributors included Gaylen Grogan, one ace, four points, three kills and a dig; Katelyn Thibodeaux, five digs; Rachel Easley, one ace, four points, two kills and two digs; and Tamia Washington, three kills.
Against Ellender, Makayla Ruiz led the Lumberjills with a point, a kill and four digs; Nyria Robinson added two points, a kill and three digs; and Gaylen Grogan, three blocks.
Other top contributors included Arian Grogan, two points, one kill and one block; Johnson, one point, one kill and two assists; Washington, one kill and two digs; and Thibodeaux, four digs.
In the Lumberjills' win against South Lafourche, Gaylen Grogan led the squad with five kills, three digs and a block, while Easley added three aces, 10 points, one kill and six digs.
Other top contributors included Johnson, four points, two kills, one dig and four assists; Arian Grogan, four points and four kills; Robinson, two points, three kills, two digs and one assist; Jazmin Evans, four points, two digs and four assists; and Thibodeaux, four digs.
Against Thibodaux, Gaylen Grogan led Patterson with two aces, seven points, one kill, three blocks and two digs, while Arian Grogan recorded three aces, six points, two kills, two digs and one block.
Other top contributors included Johnson, one ace, two points, one kill and four assists; and Thibodeaux, six digs.
Patterson (4-6) will return to action today when it travels to face Franklin with action set for a 4 p.m. start.
In the Green Division, Morgan City competed in Pool A where it finished with a 1-3 mark, while Berwick competed in pool play and finished Saturday with a 1-2 mark. Berwick finished the tournament with a 1-3 mark, counting a loss Thursday to Lutcher.
Morgan City fell to Hahnville 25-17, 25-21 and Sam Houston, 25-15, 25-16, before defeating Rayne in three games, 19-25, 25-19, 15-11.
Morgan City closed its tournament play with a 25-22, 25-22 loss to Acadiana.
Berwick began tournament play Saturday with a 25-18, 25-21 win against New Iberia before falling in consecutive matches to Breaux Bridge, 25-22, 25-18; and Riverside, 25-13, 25-18.
"I am very pleased with the progress that we have made this weekend against top competition," Berwick coach Heather Blanchard said. "I'm so proud of the girls for their hard work and effort thus far. We are looking forward to district play."
In Green Division bracket play, Pool A runner-up Lutcher defeated Pool B winner Acadiana, 25-14, 25-21 and advanced to the finals against Pool A champion Breaux Bridge. Breaux Bridge advanced to the final game after defeating Pool B runner-up Hahnville, 25-10, 25-22.
Breaux Bridge defeated Lutcher, 25-18, 25-21, to win the Green Division title.
In Morgan City's loss to Hahnville, Layne Reynaud led the Lady Tigers with two aces, a block assist, 10 assists and three digs; Brandi Ingram contributed one ace, five kills and three digs; and Jaiveianna Jones, four kills, three blocks and a dig.
Other top contributors included Marilynn Bailey, nine digs; Kloé Liner, two kills and five digs; and Cecily Feliciano, a block assist and three digs.
In the Lady Tigers' match against Sam Houston, Cecily Feliciano recorded four aces and three digs; Jones, six kills; and Liner, three kills, one block and a dig.
Other top contributors included Taylor Prince, six assists and a block assist; Alex Thompson, one block and two digs; and Bailey, three digs.
Against Rayne, Jones had 10 kills, while Savannah Loupe recorded 21 digs and an assist.
Other top contributors included Reynaud, two aces, two kills, 17 assists and two digs; Liner, an ace, four kills and four digs; Prince, one kill and six digs; and Dwanna LeBeau, two aces and two kills.
In the Lady Tigers' loss to Acadiana, Jones had 13 kills, a block and two digs; Reynaud, three aces, 14 assists and two digs; and Loupe, 12 digs.
Other top contributors included Liner, three kills and five digs; Ingram, three kills; and Bailey, three aces and three digs.
Morgan City (3-9) will return to action today when it hosts South Terrebonne in freshman, junior varsity and varsity play. Action is set to begin at 4 p.m.
In Berwick's contest against New Iberia, Brie Hill recorded three aces, six kills, three blocks and nine digs; Ashton Morales, three kills, 10 assists and five digs; and Abigail Askew, six kills.
Other top contributors included Hannah Carpenter, one ace, one kill and 11 digs; and Diana Grace Guarisco, one assist and five digs.
Against Breaux Bridge, Morales had four kills, one block, eight assists and four digs; while Hill recorded five kills, two blocks and 11 digs.
Other top contributors included Carpenter, two aces and eight digs; and Maddie Gray, one ace, three kills and two digs.
In the Lady Panthers' contest against Riverside, Hill had seven kills, 10 digs and three blocks; Morales, 15 assists and two blocks; and Askew and McKenzie Baumgartner, three kills apiece.
Berwick (7-6) will return to action today when it hosts Ellender. Varsity action is set for a 4 p.m. start, followed by junior varsity at 5 p.m. and freshman action at 6 p.m.
Below are other scores from Saturday's action at the Lady Tiger Classic:
White Division
—Thibodaux defeated Westgate (17-25, 25-13, 15-13), South Lafourche defeated Ellender (25-23, 15-25, 17-15), Westgate defeated Donaldsonville (25-7, 25-12), Thibodaux defeated Houma Christian (25-17, 25-12), Westgate defeated Franklin (25-11, 25-23), Ellender defeated West St. Mary (25-11, 25-15), Thibodaux defeated Donaldsonville (25-21, 25-12), West St. Mary defeated South Lafourche (21-25, 25-22, 15-8) and Houma Christian defeated Westgate (25-13, 18-25, 15-11)
Green Division
—Rayne defeated Acadiana (25-15, 29-27), Breaux Bridge defeated New Iberia (20-25, 25-22, 15-11), Sam Houston defeated Rayne (16-25, 26-24, 15-7), Acadiana defeated Hahnville (25-18, 23-25, 16-14), Breaux Bridge defeated Lutcher (14-25, 25-17, 15-13), Riverside defeated New Iberia (25-22, 25-19), Hahnville defeated Sam Houston (25-17, 30-28), Breaux Bridge defeated Riverside (25-17, 25-21), Hahnville defeated Rayne (18-25, 25-20, 15-8), Lutcher defeated New Iberia (25-17, 25-12) and Acadiana defeated Sam Houston (13-25, 25-23, 15-8)
CCHS goes 2-3 at Catholic League Tournament
The Central Catholic Lady Eagles finished 2-3 at the Catholic League Tournament in New Orleans.
The Lady Eagles defeated De LaSalle (26-24, 25-12) and Archbishop Hannan (no score available) and fell to St. Scholastica (16-25, 15-25), Dominican (18-25, 20-25) and Academy of Sacred Heart-New Orleans (no score available).
No stats were available from any of the contests.
Central Catholic (9-6) will return to the Big Easy today when it travels to take on Cabrini. Junior varsity action will begin at 4:30 p.m., followed by varsity play at 5:30 p.m.
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Total Fat 160 g246.7%
Saturated Fat 64.1 g320.7%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 560 mg186.7%
Sodium 7712.8 mg321.4%
Total Carbohydrates 129 g43%
Dietary Fiber 19.3 g77.3%
Sugars 17.4 g
Protein 249 g497.1%
Vitamin A 70.1% Vitamin C 391.9%
Calcium 68.9% Iron 496.4%
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The former porn theater was closed in February 2007 after the Urban Redevelopment Authority bought the property for $1 million. It is one of a dozen properties the URA has spent a decade assembling along the North Avenue and Federal Street corridors for redevelopment.
Development decisions have been delayed so that a study, still pending, could be completed by the Pittsburgh History and Landmarks Foundation. URA officials say they expect the study to begin this spring.
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Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev has signed a decree that bans adoptions by same-sex couples and single people in countries that recognize marriage equality.
Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev issued a decree Thursday banning international adoptions by same-sex couples and unmarried people in countries with marriage equality.
The decree implements a law passed last July and adds an amendment to the country's adoption regulations that says "persons in a union concluded between persons of one sex, recognized as marriage and registered in accordance with the law of the state in which such marriages are permitted, and also unmarried persons who are citizens of said country" may not adopt. It appears that straight married couples in those countries may still adopt children. Single people in other countries must provide supporting evidence when applying to adopt that same-sex marriage is not recognized in their country.
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Since the law's passage, the Russian government has basically frozen adoptions to all countries with marriage equality until it received assurances from those governments that they would implement measures to ensure Russian adoptees do not fall into the hands of same-sex couples. News reports in December suggested Spain would be the first to satisfy the Russian government's demands, including notifying Moscow if an adoptee had to be relocated — in events like the death of an adoptive parents — to make sure the child did not end up in the care of LGBT people. France, which altered its adoption agreement with Russia to exclude same-sex couples, and Italy, where same-sex marriage is not legal, have also ratified adoptions agreements with Russia.
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Canucks Don't Yet Hold All The Cards
It depends how bad the feelings are between Brian Burke and Mike Gillis.
After the weekend, it's not hard to say they're sour, with gusts to out-and-out dislike.
That's okay. GMs who don't like each other can do hockey deals, and part of the weekend was spent by both men trying to see if they can work out a trade that would move Roberto Luongo and his enormous contract into the Leaf tent.
Nothing happened, and Burke's comments that he wasn't going to "strip-mine" his organization to get a goalie without mentioning Luongo specifically suggested Gillis is asking for a lot more than Burke – or anybody – is willing to give. Only Florida is also in the mix, it appears, which works for Luongo since it's his first choice.
Gillis says he's in no hurry. Well, he might want to re-think that.
There's one card Burke could play, one that would turn relations between the two clubs downright ugly.
The Leaf GM could lay down a huge, multi-year, multi-million offer sheet next Monday for the other Vancouver goalie, 26-year-old restricted free agent Cory Schneider, the Canucks goalie every team would rather get if they had a choice.
That wouldn't get them Schneider; Vancouver would have to match rather than accept multiple first rounders from Toronto.
But it would force Vancouver's hand in the same way San Jose forced Chicago to let Antti Niemi go a few years ago by signing Niklas Hjalmarsson. Let's say the Schneider offer was eight years for $40 million. The Canucks would be stuck with more than $10 million in annual goalie costs, with both at lengthy terms. The Leafs could also, if they wanted, load the deal with so-called "lockout" money, say $15 million in the first year that would be Schneider's even if there's a lockout next season.
Toronto Maple Leafs general manager Brian Burke has said repeatedly he wants to get bigger up front.
He took a step in that direction Saturday.
The Leafs GM pulled the trigger on a significant move after the NHL draft concluded, acquiring left-winger James van Riemsdyk from the Philadelphia Flyers for defenceman Luke Schenn.
Van Riemsdyk, who missed significant time last season with a broken left foot, had 11 goals and 13 assists in 43 games for the Flyers in 2011-12.
Burke says the six-foot-three, 200-pound van Riemsdyk will add a physical element to a lineup that was pushed around far too often last season.
"He will provide speed, size, and finesse to our top two lines and we know that he fits those needs that we have wanted to address for some time," Burke said in a statement.
Van Riemsdyk shared the Flyers' team lead with seven goals in 11 playoff games in 2011 after earning career highs in goals (21), points (40) and a plus-15 in 75 games during the regular season.
"To go to a place like Toronto is unbelievably exciting for me," van Riemsdyk said on a conference call. "Just the tradition they have there, the city, the fans it's all unbelievable and growing up a big-time Yankees fans, a good analogy for me is that it's like playing for the New York Yankees of the NHL."
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Strategy Room: Trade talk taking over
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Could the Bruins trade Thomas?
Could Yakupov fall to 3rd?
Is Burke on Thin Ice?
By September, Rogers Communications Inc., and BCE Inc., will have closed their purchase of MLSE (the NHL governors put their rubber stamp on the deal this week). Assuming they keep the MLSE board at seven directors, five new ones will join chairman Larry Tanenbaum and Dale Lastman. Give one spot to the successor to now-retired MLSE president Richard Peddie and it would work out that Rogers and BCE would each name two directors.
By that time, if indeed they haven't already, Tanenbaum and Lastman should be asking themselves and others they respect in the hockey and business worlds what they should do when Burke's contract enters its final lap in the 2013-14 season. This may seem a tad premature (but not to the many Burke bashers in Leafs Nation) but it is only prudent with five new board colleagues coming in.
Burke, then, needs to make a solid impression with his new bosses this season. Fortunately for him, this does not mean taking a big swing in the usual vain hope (at least where his predecessors were concerned) of hitting a playoff home run. A lot of NHL types agree with former Leafs director of player personnel Rick Dudley, who said as he departed for the Montreal Canadiens that all the Leafs need to finally get on the right track is a reliable, veteran goaltender.
Thus the slow-motion chase for Roberto Luongo of the Vancouver Canucks. He is the best goaltender available in a slim market but Canucks GM Mike Gillis is keeping quiet about his asking price. Neither the Leafs nor the Florida Panthers, the only other team with more than a lukewarm interest in Luongo, have been able to get Gillis to say just what he wants. But some progress was reported by Thursday night.
Brophy on Leafs: Burke plans to add experience
Brian Burke is in a bit of a pickle.
He'll be in Pittsburgh this weekend to participate in the 2012 NHL Entry Draft where teams hopefully add prospects to their puzzle. And the Toronto Maple Leafs general manager will no doubt attempt to do exactly that, but the draft will be his secondary concern.
Somehow managing to get experienced players to fill some of the holes on his roster will be his No. 1 priority.
That is why for the past few weeks you've heard more about Burke possibly acquiring veteran goaltender Roberto Luongo from the Vancouver Canucks and how he'll be a player in the Rick Nash sweepstakes than what he'll do with the No. 5 overall pick.
No player Burke chooses with that selection — should he not trade it — will come in and single-handedly lead the Maple Leafs to the playoffs.
Burke's reputation as one of the top GMs in the NHL has taken a hit since he engineered his escape from Anaheim to join the Maple Leafs on Nov. 29, 2008. That was not too long after The Hockey News named him the best GM in the business. You sure don't hear anybody making that claim these days.
Burke came to Toronto guns-a-blazing, telling the hockey world how his Maple Leafs would be bigger and bolder than ever; how they would be a tough team to play against and how he'd build the club from the goaltender out. Suffice it to say those words now ring hollow.
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Five potential teams for Canucks goaltender Roberto Luongo
Toronto Maple Leafs
Incumbent: James Reimer, 24, signed through 2013-14
Goals against in 2011-12: 259 (29th in NHL)
Goals against, 5v5: 182 (29th in NHL)
Why here: In his season-ending news conference, general manager Brian Burke said the Leafs had tried and failed to acquire a veteran goaltender before the trade deadline. When asked about trying his luck this summer, he said: "We'll have to see what the options are, and what the price tags are." Reimer had a save-percentage of .900 last season — Luongo had a .919
Florida Panthers
Incumbent: José Theodore, signed through 2012-13
Goals against in 2011-12: 216 (12th in NHL)
Goals against, 5v5: 144 (8th in NHL)
Why here: If the Tampa Bay Lightning have removed themselves from the market with the acquisition of Anders Lindback from Nashville last week, the Panthers would become another intriguing trading partner for the Canucks. Luongo played five seasons with the Panthers
Chicago Blackhawks
Incumbent: Corey Crawford, 27, signed through 2013-14
Goals against in 2011-12: 231 (22nd in NHL)
Goals against, 5v5: 170 (27th in NHL)
Why here: According to capgeek.com, the Blackhawks have 23 players under contract, with about US$8.2-million left under the cap. That would leave more than enough space to fit Luongo.
Columbus Blue Jackets
Incumbent: Steve Mason, 24, signed through 2012-13
Goals against in 2011-12: 257 (28th in NHL)
Goals against, 5v5: (166 (26th in NHL)
Why here: Columbus finished 46 points behind Vancouver, holding the polar opposite position in the NHL standings.
Vancouver Canucks
Incumbent: Roberto Luongo, signed through 2022-23, Cory Schneider, restricted free agent on July 1
Goals against in 2011-12: 191 (4th in NHL)
Goals against, 5v5: 135 (6th in NHL)
Why here: Gillis has the laws of supply and demand working in his favour. The supply of proven or potential starters has dwindled, with Lindback (Tampa Bay, via trade with Nashville)
Leafs must go trade route
Given that he has no desire to trade Jake Gardiner, Maple Leafs general manager Brian Burke, one has to think, is looking at parting with at least a player or two off the club's roster in the coming days or weeks.
Making trades to improve the Leafs is the way to go. Burke has said it as much himself, knowing a thin free-agent market has few attractive players that could come in and help the Leafs become a playoff contender.
When you manage a team that finished 13th in the Eastern Conference in 2011-12, a full dozen points short of the eighth and final playoff spot, few players on your roster would be deemed untouchable.
But there are a few Leafs who know they aren't going anywhere. Captain Dion Phaneuf, forwards Phil Kessel, Joffrey Lupul and Mikhail Grabovski, defenceman John-Michael Liles, goaltender James Reimer — none of these young men have trouble sleeping at night because they're worried they might be traded the next day.
For the rest of the Leafs outside of Gardiner, there is no such certainty. Defenceman Luke Schenn likely will be hearing rumours until the time comes that he actually is traded, though Burke would have to eat some fairly significant words that he uttered last September when he signed Schenn to a five-year contract.
"What you see is a classic, hard-nosed Canadian defenceman," Burke said at the time. "Luke plays the game we all dream about finding players to play that way. He plays hard, is hard to play against, he finishes his checks."
On the surface, it appears that Burke has on his hands several unmovable contracts. Forwards Matthew Lombardi, Clarke MacArthur and Colby Armstrong
Cox: Toronto only logical destination for Roberto Luongo
Another day, another goalie locked up.
While Josh Harding may not be a well-known puckstopper, or one of particular note, he's likely to come close to splitting the workload in Minnesota this season with Nicklas Backstrom, and so the Wild have locked him up with a three-year deal.
Harding, along with Anders Lindback, Cory Schneider and Jonathan Bernier, was viewed as a young backup netminder who might be able to become a starter elsewhere. Now Harding is signed, Lindback has been traded to Tampa, Bernier may stay in L.A. for the time being until Jonathan Quick is locked up long term and Schneider, most believe, will be the unchallenged as the No. 1 goalie of the Vancouver Canucks when the next NHL season begins.
If there were a plethora of teams anxious to upgrade in goal, that would create a nice situation for Canucks GM Mike Gillis in his efforts to move veteran goaler Roberto Luongo and his ridiculous contract, which still has 10 years left to run.
Except there aren't many teams looking to upgrade. Indeed, unless Ondrej Pavelec flees to the KHL and leaves the Winnipeg Jets in the lurch, only two teams seem to be seriously prowling for a starter in the crease, the Maple Leafs and the Columbus Blue Jackets.
Even then, the money-losing Blue Jackets aren't likely to be interested in Luongo and his massive contract, while Luongo, with a no-movement clause he can still exercise, isn't likely to be too excited about Columbus.
Which leaves the Leafs as the only destination. Chicago? Most GMs don't think the Hawks are looking, and why would the Canucks move Luongo to a conference rival? Florida? They have Jose Theodore and hot prospect Jacob Markstrom, and dicey ownership in south Florida makes it unlikely the Panthers would want to absorb that contract with $46.8 million still to pay, including $40.3 million cash in the next six years.
Burke will have tough decision to make on Gardiner
If Maple Leafs general manager Brian Burke is serious about making a splash this week with a big trade, he is going to have to think long and hard about parting with defenceman Jake Gardiner.
That's the feeling of several National Hockey League scouts who have had more than a few looks at the Leafs' group of prospects, whether it's with the big club, the Marlies, or at the junior or collegiate level.
And if the Leafs put a lot of stock in their young group, it's clear that not every one agrees that Toronto is brimming with bluechip youngsters.
"Gardiner would be the top guy," a Western Conference scout said. "Two or three years ago, I would have said Luke Schenn. But he has not made that next step.
"For me, Joe Colborne would be the next guy after Gardiner, but to a lesser degree. Nazem Kadri still hasn't shown he can play with men yet.
"To do something significant, the guy he would probably have to give up is Gardiner."
If the Leafs have concrete designs on Rick Nash or Jordan Staal, Gardiner almost certainly would have to be part of the package. Burke might get away with not using Gardiner in a swap with the Vancouver Canucks to acquire goaltender Roberto Luongo, but he still would have to attempt to find a No. 1 centre.
Gardiner surprised all with his NHL rookie season in 2011-12, playing in 75 games and recording 30 points (seven goals and 23 assists). No other freshman defenceman had as many points as Gardiner.
Leafs pass on Rick Nash, ponder whether to pick Mikhail Grigorenko if available in NHL draft
For hockey people, sometimes it's very helpful when tough choices are taken away.
Perhaps that's the case for the Maple Leafs when it comes to Rick Nash, a player they once coveted. Nobody seems quite certain where the Columbus Blue Jackets sniper will end up if he is indeed traded this week, but the Leafs are convinced that if they ever were on Nash's short-list of teams for which he would waive his no-movement clause, they aren't now.
So, apparently, they don't have to be one of the teams trying to figure out just how much they should give up for a 28-year-old forward who had 59 points last year and comes with a massive contract and cap hit. They aren't one of the teams chatting with the Jackets as we speak, although that could always change.
On the other hand, another really tricky choice could end up on Brian Burke's platter in three days.
The Leafs, we'd all agree, need to somehow acquire a big, point-gathering centre, and neither the trade market nor free agency seems to have offered one up. That leaves the draft, and what will the Leafs do if it comes to their pick at No. 5 and Mikhail Grigorenko of the Quebec Remparts is sitting there, still available?
Crucial time in Burke's tenure
Of all of the uncertainties that are bound to spill out of the National Hockey League draft in Pittsburgh this weekend, there are a couple of storylines that might have a little more solidity.
One, if Rick Nash finally is traded by the Columbus Blue Jackets, it's unlikely that it will be to the Maple Leafs.
The Leafs are thought to be in the thick of the Roberto Luongo race, and if so, good for them. Goaltending is where it starts, and starting next season with James Reimer and Ben Scrivens would be selling themselves short. A duel involving the two for the starter's role might make for a juicy story during training camp, but the Leafs need experience in net. Luongo would provide that, and, if he could prove that last season with Vancouver was a blip, it would allow either Reimer or Scrivens to develop at a pace that doesn't feel rushed.
For all of the names that have been connected to the Leafs in various rumours, whether it has been Nash or Luongo or Jordan Staal or just about any other skilled player who is on the market, it will be difficult for Burke to acquire more than one.
Burke simply does not have the assets at his disposal to complete a couple of significant trades.
Rumors about Schenn and Kane
Luke Schenn, Toronto
The Maple Leafs love the depth they have on the blue line, and though others might not think it's that great, Schenn is a guy who would have the best chance of being on the move if Brian Burke can pull off a trade. Schenn has been involved in speculation for months, and wouldn't be the least surprised if he is traded. Including Schenn in a trade would be a lot easier for Burke to swallow than, say, using Jake Gardiner as a piece of a deal. Toronto is ready to promote Korbinian Holzer to the NHL next season, and there will not be room for everyone on the Leafs blue line. Schenn's contract is fairly cap-friendly, another factor that could make him attractive.
Patrick Kane, Chicago
As much as the Blackhawks would love to see Kane get his life in order away from the rink (few NHLers are as aware of the power of pictures posted on-line as much as Kane), it's not a stretch to wonder if the 23-year-old will figure it out. Though he is coming off the least-productive of his five NHL seasons — he had 66 points in 82 games — Kane remains one of the brightest young stars in the league, and every other team could convince itself rather easily that it can be the one to send him on the proper off-ice path. The Hawks should be assured of getting a strong young player in return if they decide to deal Kane.


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Today, I got a navy two-button Ermenegildo Zegna jacket, an Orvis houndstooth jacket, an unstructured silk/linen/wool jacket, and a pair of Orvis tan suede chukka boots that look like they've been worn maybe a couple times (there's a small smudge on one toe and the soles are darkened from walking outside, but that's it; they're available to anyone who takes a size 10).
Also: A light blue long-sleeved polo-collar cashmere sweater, a yellow Izod Lacoste sweater (Lacoste is available, undecided on the other), a couple of pairs of $3 Gap/BR chinos to bum around in, and a Polo dressing gown in blackwatch tartan, new with tags. It's a men's small, so it ought to work as a present to my girlfriend so she has something nice and comfy to lounge around in at my house.
Passed up: A couple of interesting jackets, including one peak-lapelled light-grey thing with surgeon's cuffs that was apparently custom-made in Hong Kong; some trousers of questionable provenance, some Polo trousers whose color I couldn't discern as I am not too hot with the color-recognition thing, and some Polo chinos that made my ass look like it should be advertising tires; and a pair of AE tassel loafers in my size (the leather was sorta beat up and they have tassels, and neither quality appeals to me very much).
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made by Hugo Boss. I also found a pair of woolen trousers made by PS by Paul Smith. Both were too big for me, I can't remember the size of the sport jacket, the trousers were 34". To find sport coats sized 36 R/S and trousers 30" are hard, imagine how hard it is to try to find quality clothing in those sizes then.
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I've actually seen a couple made in Hong Kong jackets recently. I've seen them mentioned of late, and I don't know if it's I'm paying attention or what, but I've only seem maybe one or two previously.post #26578 of 1387282/21/12 at 6:18am
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made by Hugo Boss. I also found a pair of woolen trousers made by PS by Paul Smith. Both were too big for me, I can't remember the size of the sport jacket, the trousers were 34". To find sport coats sized 36 R/S and trousers 30" are hard, imagine how hard it is to try to find quality clothing in those sizes then.
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My wife just got back from London this weekend and she went to a few thrift stores there:
OXFAM @ 5 Gloucester St. (Gloucester Tube Stop) - This is where she found a black top frame briefcase by Papworth Travel goods for £14 on a different business trip.
OXFAM @ 23 Drury Lane (Covent Garden Tube Stop).
Salvation Army @ 9 Princes St. (Oxford Circus Tube Stop) - This is where she found a black leather and ballistic nylon messenger bag by Bally also on a different business trip.
British Red Cross @ 67 Old Church St. (Sloane Square Tube Stop).post #26580 of 1387282/21/12 at 6:35am
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