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More On PK Specialists
JP Nikota
October 13 2011 09:14AM
When I last wrote about this issue, fellow LeafsNation contributor The '67 Sound rightly pointed to two issues in the study: 1) Sample size is something of a problem, and 2) Corsi numbers would probably be more accurate, as the stat represents an increase in sample size in and of itself, since it's counting shots instead of goals. I'll admit it: I was getting lazy.
The only remaining thing to do is do it again, this time using three years' worth of data instead of one, and focusing on a relationship between 5v5 playing time per 60 minutes and 4v5 Rel Corsi, instead of GA/60. Once again, I've put a minimum of 20 games played in any given season.
From this angle, the numbers seem to bear out Michael Langlois' assertion that the best penalty killers are usually the best offensive contributors as well.
I split all the players' individual seasons into four buckets, each roughly representing a first, second, third, or fourth "line". Now, I should point out that I set a minimum amount of time on the PK for this, since any player with an average of less than 15 seconds of PK time per game isn't really a PK player. So any player with less than 0.25 minutes per 60 at 4v5 is out, which precludes players of all kinds, from Ilya Kovalchuk to Colton Orr, but we're looking for penalty-killing specialists here, so I'm not worried about losing a few, actual "first" or "fourth" liners.
So, aside from the graphical correlation that you might guess is there, check out what happens in four, equal groups of players, sorted by 5v5 ice time:
There is a marked improvement in the second and first buckets or "lines", so I would argue that using more offensively talented players does in fact result in better penalty killing. Sure, it's far from conclusive evidence, but it's enough for me at this point.
Now, it's also obvious that, while there appears to be a connection between 5v5 ice time (read: offensive talent) and shots against while on the PK, it's not a very strong one, and there are plenty of low-minute players with good PK performances, or "specialists". Let's focus on our fourth and third buckets to see if we can suss out any players that show up in more than one year to see that it wasn't a fluke.
First, a closer look at those fourth and third buckets:
Now, mathematically, this is a somewhat arbitrary cut-off, but if the first bucket/line kills penalties with an average Rel Corsi of 8.21, I think it's reasonable (at least, for the purposes of this study) to call any player with a Rel Corsi over 10 a "specialist".
Below is a list of players from the fourth and third buckets who managed to do that in more than one season. First, the fourth liners:
Brian Sutherby, DAL (2x)
Jesse Winchester, OTT (2x)
Kirk Maltby, DET (2x)
Mike Brown, ANA, TOR (3x)
And the third liners:
Cal Clutterbuck, MIN (2x)
David Moss, CGY (2x)
Huh. So that's it. Similar to my last article, I'd conclude that "specialists" are a lot more rare than we generally assume. I'd also like to point out, that, in an analogous way that SH% affects goal totals, consistent, year-to-year, effective penalty killing is a function of luck as well. Too few players repeat their good performances over a three-year span for it not to be.
The only player that made it on to lists on both articles? Mike Brown.
October 13 2011, 09:31AM
I demand more dots!!
October 13 2011, 10:02AM
Yeah, the use of guys on the PK seems moderated a lot by who the coach would rather save for other duties rather than any kind of ability. That goes for forwards a lot at least. There's probably a lot more stability in choice when it comes to blueliners though.
October 13 2011, 10:28AM
When I look at that picture I see Oscar the Grouch on speed.
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two days in a row I happen along a brand new fresh article, unfortunately brain function is low at that time so having a witty non fist rebuttal is reduced to .........., but i guess really that is on par with the intelligence required for most FIST comments


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Jennifer Lawrence Goes Sheer - and Bares All!
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Jenna Malone's Sheer Premiere
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Ambrosio is Red Hot in Leather
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Ambrosio is Red Hot in Leather
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Kerr is Single and Ready to Mingle
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Gisele Bundchen Turned Heads (Obviously)
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Gisele Bundchen Turned Heads (Obviously)
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Is Jaimie Alexander's Dress Too Risque?
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Kate Hudson Bares All
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Rachel McAdams Lacey Look
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Halle Berry's Low-Cut Dress
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Kendra Wilkinson's Daring Cut-Out Dress
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Kendra Wilkinson's Braless Cut-Out Dress
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Solange Knowles Shows Leg
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'Dancing' Alum Shows Some Skin
Beyonce's sister Solange Knowles opted for a super short white dress for the New York premiere of her sister's HBO documentary, "Beyonce: Life Is But A Dream," Feb. 12, 2013.
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Miley Shows Some Skin
Singer Miley Cyrus attends the Clive Davis and The Recording Academy's 2013 GRAMMY Salute to Industry Icons Gala held at The Beverly Hilton Hotel on Feb. 9, 2013 in Beverly Hills, Calif.
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'Housewife' Shows Off Too Much
Actress and "Dancing With the Stars" alum Julianne Hough showed some serious skin at the Los Angeles premiere for her new film "Safe Haven" at the TCL Chinese Theatre, Feb. 5, 2013, in Hollywood, Calif. The actress, who stars alongside Josh Duhamel in the film, wore a sheer and beaded Alberta Ferretti gown that was daringly low in the back.
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Alicia Keys' Daring Red Carpet Look
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Taylor Swift opted for a plunging white Ralph Lauren gown paired with light blue earrings for the 2013 People's Choice Awards. Just days after reports that she split from flame Harry Styles, the country singer showed off a little bit of cleavage in the daring gown.
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Rooney Mara's Sheer Statement
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Anne Hathaway's Sheer Surprise
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Cleveland Elementary is celebrating their recent Blue Ribbon School national award. Principal Ed Clark and teacher Vicki Rasmussen attended the award ceremony in Washington DC where they received the award.
"Cleveland was one of 314 schools recognized this year nationwide out of 177,000 schools," said Clark.
"One in every 564 schools was awarded this honor. We are proud of our school and all the faculty and staff and students and community members who have helped us become a great place to be. If we can maintain our state core test averages over the next three years we will be eligible to win again.
"Cleveland Elementary School is the second school in the Emery District to receive this honor over the past seven years. This reflects well on the quality of education we have in Emery County and upon the good people who work for the Emery School District. It proves that even as tough as the No Child Left Behind standards are that improvement can be made and that schools can succeed. All the schools are continually getting better because of this," said Clark.
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Skip to comments.U.S. doctors target sugary drinks bought by government
Posted on 06/20/2013 5:54:57 PM PDT by Tolerance Sucks Rocks
(Reuters) - The American Medical Association joined the effort to discourage consumption of sugary drinks on Wednesday with a pledge to work to get them off U.S. government food aid programs for the poor.
The nation's largest physician group said removing the sugary beverages from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program would help reduce weight-related health problems.
"The AMA is working to improve the nation's health care outcomes, particularly cardiovascular disease and diabetes, which are often linked to obesity," said AMA President Dr. Ardis Dee Hoven said in a statement.
The group's stance came a day after mayors in 18 cities, including New York, Chicago and Los Angeles, sent a letter to Congress asking members to maintain funding for the food program, known as SNAP, while cutting its subsidy of sugary drinks.
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Nanny State PING!
Beware the leaven of the medical Pharisees.
So sick of all these busy bodies!
This will just result in more restrictions on businesses (which is what every government action ultimately results in anyway). They will be required to reinventory every "food" item.
Self-appointed omnipotent moral busybodies.
Sorry, but I disagree.
That high-calorie beverages are a nutritional disaster is clearly established.
Which doesn't mean the government should be banning them. People have the right to make stupid decisions, and it's not the government's business to try to stop them.
But there's a huge difference between the government forbidding people to do something stupid and the government deciding not to pay people to do something stupid.
I believe the AMA is considered the largest medical association only because all medical profs and students belong to it.
Media makes too much money from 'sugary drink' advertising for this to ever fly LOL!
Bloomburg had the right idea: tax them!
That's right- take the money the feds give the recipients and spend it on union raises and other boondoggles.
The media's happy, the unions are happy, and the food stamp recipients don't care.
Audit, fine and monitor people who use sugar products...
But paying people to do stupid things is pretty much the defining criteria of a democracy...
The nanny state part is the food stamps. Since soda is not food I don't see why my tax dollar should be used to provide food stamps and then they're used on stuff with negative nutritional value.
What's the solution? Put US citizens back to work so they can afford their own food. And send home non-citizens who aren't self-sufficient enough to feed themselves.
I agree with you 100%. My only issue is that they will find ways to get their sugary drinks, just like they find ways to get their cigarettes and booze. It's amazing how they have money for that stuff.
They can have my energy drinks from my cold, clammy hands.
My cold. Clammy. Hands.
If someone wants to use THEIR money to buy a soda, fine. I don't want them to use MY MONEY aka WELFARE to buy luxury items such as soft drinks, potato chips or candy.
On one hand, the states have never delegated to Congress, via the Constitution, the specific power to regulate, tax and spend for food aid, aka vote-buying programs. So military issues aside, no citizen should be receiving federal food aid.
One the other hand, noting that the 13 original states were nanny states, the states still have 10th Amendment-protected nanny state powers although such powers are now limited by the 14th Amendment. And it's ultimately up to a state's legal majority voters to decide what, if anything, is on the menu of state food aid programs.
"Sugary drinks"???
Have you looked at 'juice drinks' lately?
Have you looked at how many of those 'drinks' contain that nasty stuff, aspertame?
Have you looked at the inside of some of those 'juice box drinks', lately? There is MOLD possibly present in them!
Who's been paying for this stuff?? SNAP!!
The last decades I can remember since lying liberals made those claims, the only ones wanting to "dictate what you do with your body" are all liberals, smoking, seat belts, paint, baby carriers, cribs, grilling out, electrical appliances, SUVs, trash collection, laundry soap, sanitary supplies, hair coloring, tanning beds, tattoos, etc.
Come on fellow FReepers, add your own liberal outrages. How long can this list get anyway.
I agree with this. Thirty years ago, I worked at Publix, and the customers were not allowed to buy pop, candy or prepared foods with food stamps. If Mooch was serious, btw, she would lead an effort to allow only meat, produce, dairy, and other nutritious foods to be bought with food stamps. No cookies, candy, pop, or chips!
Orange juice and some of the other fruit juices have more calories and as much sugar as sweetened carbonated drinks. And, the sugar is the current badboy, fructose.
I find many fruit juices so sweet that I dilute them upwards of 50% with water.
I've been to AMA conferences and they feed doctors a bunch of high carbs and sugary drinks.
Say what you like about the Nanny State (and I agree with most of it); however, personally I'm of the opinion that corn sweetener kills more people every year than traffic accidents.
Lots more.
Don't forget the DRUGS they always seem to have money for either.
Thanks for the ping!
Spot on!!
They still use that meme...lol! Liberals always project their own dark shadows on others. It is pathological.
If you're thirsty, drink water.
If you're hungry, eat food. Food stamps should not cover beverages. Milk? That's one for WIC.
I love it when people put sweet'n low in the coffee they drink to wash down the big fat cheese danish they just stuffed in their piehole.
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How many times have you struggled to find a light switch in the middle of the night or tried to operate tiny dials with stiff fingers? Now you can enjoy 2 levels of brightness by simply tapping these beautiful, yet sturdy smart-lamps. Our Touch Lamps are available in 3 styles, all of which offer light, safety, and convenience for every room of your home.
- Tap once for on, twice for stepped-up candlepower, and a final touch for off
- Table lamps come in a set of 2; floor and bedside lamps are sold individually
- Floor Lamp: 60" tall with shade, 12" diameter base, and 6 ft. cord
- Table Lamp: 32" tall with shade, 8" diameter base, and 5 ft. cord
- Bedside Lamp: 18" tall with shade, 41/2" diameter base, and 5 ft. cord
- Floor and table lamps take a 100-watt regular bulb or 26-watt CFL bulb (not included)
- Bedside lamp takes a 60-watt regular bulb or 13-watt CFL bulb (not included)
- Regular bulbs offer 2 levels of light; CFL bulbs function as on/off only
- All lamps include a lined, cream-colored lamp shade (17" diameter)
- Choose shiny brass- or rubbed bronze-plate finish
- All lamps are UL listed
- Imported
Please note: $5.00 will be added to shipping and processing charges for each Floor or Bedside Lamp and for each pair of Table Lamps upon checkout. Standard shipping to the contiguous U.S. only.
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Touch Lamps
Steel with Polished brass or Antique bronze finish, Geneva cream
shade, lined.
To clean dust with a dry cloth.
Assembly Required: Y
Cord Polarized: Y
UL Listed: Y
Wattage: Max:100 Watts
Manufactured In: China
Material - Country Of Origin: China


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PRICE- Our loving husband, father, grandfather, great grandfather, brother, and friend, Delfino Santistevan, age 82 passed away peacefully Feb. 27, 2009 in Price.
He was born March 8, 1926 in Monte Vista, Colo. to John and Mary Lucero Santistevan.
Married Pauline Labato Aug. 19, 1944 in Taos, N.M.
Del was a member of the Notre Dame Catholic Church in Price. He enjoyed working on machinery, and in his garage. He loved spending time with his grandchildren. Del was willing to help anyone especially the homeless. He enjoyed working and spending time in his garden. Del was a retired member of the United Mine Workers of America Local #8622. He will be dearly missed by all who knew and loved him.
Survived by his loving wife, Pauline Santistevan, Price; children, Rudy Santistevan, Helper; Yolanda Mae Santistevan, West Valley; Johnny Santistevan, Mississippi; brother, Ferman Santistevan, Monte Vista, Colo.; sister, Viola (Richard) Archuletta, Salt Lake City; six grandchildren; and five great-grandchildren.
Preceded in death by his parents; three brothers.
Funeral Mass, Friday, March 6, 2009, 11:30 a.m. Notre Dame de Lourdes Catholic Church. Vigil service, Thursday evening 7 p.m. Mitchell Funeral Home. Family was at Mitchell's Thursday and Friday one hour prior to service. Committal, Price City Cemetery. Arrangements entrusted to Mitchell Funeral Home of Price where friends are welcome daily.


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21:05 15th December 2013
by Matt Sacco
Selmes leads way with four
Studley Ladies 0
Wolves 11 (Selmes 8, 13, 20 49; Palmer 14, Timmins-Ray 30, 75; Luke 53, 76; McQuilkin 61, Palin 73)
Wolves continued their recent good form with an emphatic win in the Birmingham County Cup over Studley.
Wolves started quickly and dominated the third round tie from the outset, with Dani Selmes, pictured, heading in after eight minutes.
Amber Quick burst down the left, before squaring for Selmes to double her tally on 13 minutes, before Jamilla Palmer rifled in from the edge of the box to make it 3-0.
Minutes later Palmer turned provider, crossing for Selmes to complete her hat trick as Wolves showed their class. Jordan Timmins-Ray made it five on the half hour mark, racing clear of the defence before slotting past the keeper.
The second half saw Wolves continue to press for goals on a boggy pitch, persisting with their short passing game and reaping the rewards. Selmes got her fourth goal from the penalty spot after being fouled in the box. Dominique Luke made it seven from 25 yards before Laura McQuilkin added another with a fine effort from range.
Youngster Vicky Palin scored her first senior goal from close range to make it 9-0, before a bullet header from Timmins-Ray added to Wolves' tally. Luke completed the rout on 76 minutes as Wolves eased into the quarter finals.
Another positive for Wolves was the return of Becky Hall after a long injury lay-off, playing the last 20 minutes in centre midfield.
Manager Trevor Mullings was pleased with the professionalism of his side. He said: "It was an excellent performance today, and the scoreline reflects the hard work we put in. We scored some great goals and kept possession well. I hope we can carry our form into the New Year."
Team: N. Hall, Large (Williams), Widdal, Palin (Rimmer), McQuilkin, Perks (B. Hall), Luke, Palmer, Quick, Timmins-Ray, Selmes.
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Edinburgh Rugby have made six changes for the second leg of the 1872 Cup against Glasgow Warriors at Murrayfield on Saturday.
Edinburgh Rugby have made six changes for the second leg of the 1872 Cup against Glasgow Warriors at Murrayfield on Saturday.
Five of the six changes made have been promoted from the bench from last weekend's loss, four of which are enforced through injury.
The introduction of 22-year-old wing Dougie Fife for the injured Lee Jones (ribs) is the only alteration to the back-line, which will once again feature half-backs Greig Laidlaw and last weekend's try-scorer Piers Francis, a midfield partnership of James King and Matt Scott, as well as Greig Tonks and Tim Visser in the back three.
Visser is second only to Ulsterman Tommy Bowe in the league's all-time top try-scoring charts, and would undoubtedly welcome the opportunity to celebrate the landmark at the expense of the club's biggest rivals.
Allan Jacobsen, who was originally named to start in Scotstoun but withdrawn due to illness on the day, will start as one third of an all-new front-row as he, Andy Titterrell and Geoff Cross replace the injured John Yapp (knee), Ross Ford (shoulder) and Willem Nel, who will start on the bench if fit.
The ankle injury sustained by lock Izak van der Westhuizen sees him replaced by vice-captain Sean Cox, who reforms a familiar partnership with Grant Gilchrist in the second-row. Fiji captain Netani Talei is the last alteration to the team. He replaces Stuart McInally at number 8 to join Roddy Grant and David Denton in the back-row.
Meanwhile, Glasgow Warriors have made five changes from last week's starting line up as they travel to Murrayfield seeking a fourth successive 1872 Cup win against Edinburgh Rugby.
The Warriors take a nine-point advantage into the tie, with the silverware being decided on the total aggregate points. Gregor Townsend's side took league points and the upper hand in the 1872 with a 23-14 victory at Scotstoun Stadium last Friday night.
In the backs, Stuart Hogg returns to the starting line-up in the full back berth, while Henry Pyrgos is preferred to Niko Matawalu at scrum-half. DTH van der Merwe, who scored twice against Edinburgh last week, keeps his place alongside the rest of a potent attacking back-line.
The bulk of the changes have been made up front, with Josh Strauss set to enjoy his first outing in the famous encounter. The South African, who signed up for the Warriors in the summer, replaces Chris Fusaro in the back row.
Tom Ryder comes in for Tim Swinson in the boiler house with Scotland hooker Dougie Hall starting in place of Pat MacArthur.
Form: Edinburgh Rugby have lost their last three matches in all competitions, and have won just once at Murrayfield since September: 23-13 over Ospreys in the RaboDirect PRO12 on 23 November. Glasgow Warriors have the upper hand in the 1872 Cup double-header having won 23-14 at Scotstoun on Friday. That victory took the Warriors back into the playoff zone, whilst Warriors have also won three of their last four away games in the tournament. Edinburgh's only win in their last eight encounters with Glasgow was 28-17 at Murrayfield on 2 January 2011.
The teams:
Edinburgh: 15 Greig Tonks, 14 Dougie Fife, 13 Matt Scott, 12 James King, 11 Tim Visser, 10 Piers Francis, 9 Greig Laidlaw (c), 8 Netani Talei, 7 Roddy Grant, 6 David Denton, 5 Sean Cox, 4 Grant Gilchrist, 3 Geoff Cross, 2 Andy Titterrell, 1 Allan Jacobsen.
Replacements: 16 Stephen Lawrie, 17 Robin Hislop, 18 Lewis Niven/Willem Nel, 19 Perry Parker, 20 Dimitri Basilaia, 21 Richie Rees, 22 Ben Atiga, 23 Sep Visser.
Glasgow: 15 Stuart Hogg, 14 Sean Maitland, 13 Sean Lamont, 12 Peter Horne, 11 DTH van der Merwe, 10 Ruaridh Jackson, 9 Henry Prygos, 8 Ryan Wilson, 7 Rob Harley, 6 Josh Strauss, 5 Al Kellock (c), 4 Tom Ryder, 3 Moray Low, 2 Dougie Hall, 1 Ryan Grant.
Replacements: 16 Pat Macarthur, 17 Gordon Reid, 18 German Araoz, 19 Tim Swinson, 20 James Eddie, 21 Niko Matawalu, 22 Duncan Weir, 23 Graeme Morrison.
Date: Saturday, 29 December
Venue: Murrayfield
Kick-off: 4:05
Referee:Neil Paterson (Scotland)
Assistant referees: Andy Macpherson (Scotland), Adrian Graves (Scotland)
Television match official: Jim Yuille (Scotland)


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PRICE/BULLFROG-Our loving companion, mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, sister, and friend, Lucille Blackburn Richardson, age 82 passed away peacefully May 14, 2009 at her home in Price while surrounded by her loving family.
Born Nov. 10, 1926 in Clawson, Utah to Marion Oscar and Edith Elenor Jorgensen Blackburn.
Married Clifford Lee Richardson June 8, 1944 in Price; he preceded her in death on Feb. 22, 2002.
Lucille was a very active woman and always willing to help others right up to the end. She greatly enjoyed the outdoors, spending time on the desert and the mountains, boating, skiing, and hunting for artifacts. She liked to crochet and made many beautiful pieces. She loved spending time with and spoiling her grandchildren and great-grandchildren. She will be dearly missed by all who knew and loved her.
Survived by her companion and care giver, Kent Hintze, Bullfrog; children, Robert (Susan) Richardson, Price; Phyllis (Terry) Smith, Moore, Idaho; April (Michael) Riley, Ferron; sister, Elva Foley, Farmington, N. M.; brother, Arland (Cleta) Blackburn, Albuquerque, N.M.; sister, LaVee (Charles) Gilson, Arleta, Calif.; brother, Doug (Paula) Blackburn, East Carbon; sister, JoAnn Williams, San Jose, Calif.; 12 grandchildren; 23 great-grandchildren; one great-great-grandson.
Preceded in death by her husband, Clifford; parents; son, Marvin Blackburn; grandson, Marshall Paul Frickey; sister, Doris Blackburn.
Memorial service, Friday, May 22, 2009, 4 p.m. Mitchell Funeral Home. Family will be at Mitchell's one hour prior to service. Arrangements entrusted to Mitchell Funeral Home of Price where friends are welcome daily.
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Where is a three day weekend when you need one?
Hmmm. Where's the big blind of the day?ReplyCancel
It ended 24 hr ago..ReplyCancel
Next week in Canada! Monday is a holiday, woot!ReplyCancel
Dont know. But…. This weekend, on Fri actually, i took ferry from new london ct to orient pt , li, ny. I was outside on ferry when a woman said its a beautiful day, and i agreed as it was. She said she was glad because she was a photographeron her way to photo wedding. In the hamptons. Further says, she just got a call a while ago( it was about 930, 10am), she just got phone call where to go. She wld get further instructions when she got yhere. Bride very nice and had rented 2 venues- one fir wedding, one for recep. So it had to be moneyed affair, and someone concerned about security. We chit chatted and went our seperate ways. Later, i realuzed, I NEVER ASKED HER WHO IT WAS!! So i winder whi git married fri in a posh hush hush wedding? Anyone? And clearly i will tighten my spy skills for future!ReplyCancel
We need someone to suss this out, @auntliddy! Not me, of course, because…well, everyone knows I don't make guesses! 🙂ReplyCancel
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Start your own practice and work for yourself, Enty, that's where the 3 day weekend is.
I had high blood pressure from age 17 through 47, till I got married and started working with my husband in his business. Now we work according to our energy levels. If we're feeling great, we'll put in super long hours. If we need a day off, we take it. We work from home so there is no commute time.
Now my blood pressure is a bit below normal. I'm well rested for the first time in my adult life, even though I'm working as much as I ever did, but it's according to my own internal clock.
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I work 9/80 work schedule so every other week is a three day weekend and when a Monday holiday falls right, it's a four day werkend. Yay.ReplyCancel
I'm all for puttin mandatory 4 day work weeks on the ballot. 3 day weekends offer the opportunity to actually have a day off! I hate going to events (snot-nosed kiddie parties, cookouts, baptisms, etc…) when all I want to do is binge-watch whateverthefuck show in my PJs! 3-day weekends would allow for two days of annoying events and one day to actually relax. Vote Snootches for President! I'd never forget the little people.ReplyCancel
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TV Junkie, I am so sorry! You will be okay, just time.ReplyCancel
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I have a 3 day weekend coming up at the end of this week. It's BC Day, celebrating our Province.ReplyCancel
Coming up this weekend. Doesn't make a difference to me, though. Every day is exactly like the one before. I rarely know what day of the week it is.ReplyCancel
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Secretary Vilsack Highlights Partnership Between U.S. and Japan While in Tokyo
This week, Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack left the beauty of a cherry blossom adorned nation's capital to travel to the origin of the beautiful pink and white flowered trees—Japan (where one finds even larger crowds of tourists, amateur photographers, and general admirers of the cherry blossom trees than along Washington DC's tidal basin this time of the year). Vilsack is in Japan to highlight the outstanding partnership that exists between the United States and Japan, and to promote U.S. agricultural exports, as part of President Obama's efforts to expand U.S. exports under the National Export Initiative. Read more »


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Oftentimes I have my wife proof the final version of my blog. On my last blog, when she was done, she said, "It's okay ... but what's the point? What are you trying to get across by writing your blogs?" Ouch! As I paused and thought about it, I acknowledged that I wasn't intending to convey anything particularly brilliant or necessarily brand new, but rather was trying to share business information that might not be top of mind for some people.
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Duo set for away day glory
David John previews Sunday's live NFL games on Sky and goes for road wins from Green Bay and Pittsburgh.
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Green Bay at Chicago (1800GMT)
NBC's excellent analyst Cris Collinsworth made a very salient point last Sunday night.
As the Packers got the better of Detroit, he felt that Green Bay could be about to hit top gear at the right end of the campaign.
They have had to cope with a variety of injury woes - just like most other NFL teams - but the potential return of DE Mike Neal, OL TJ Lang and the dominant LB Clay Matthews this weekend is a timely boost as we approach crunch time.
Safety Charles Woodson is not far way either and a win for Green Bay this weekend will clinch the NFC North which adds an extra edge to a game that has seen some of its participants exchange a word or two in the build-up.
Bears wide receiver Brandon Marshall has admitted a distinct dislike of the Packers, Packers tight end Jermichael Finley says the Bears are better without legendary linebacker Brian Urlacher, while Lance Briggs has responded by calling Finley an idiot.
So just another harmonious week in the NFC North and that is before we even bring Chicago quarterback Jay Cutler's 1-8 all-time record against Green Bay into the equation - he has thrown just eight touchdowns to 16 interceptions.
He remains dinged up and now has a sprained medial cruciate ligament in his knee but is expected to make it on to the field.
Clutch kicker Robbie Gould does miss out for certain with a calf problem and the bottom line is that there are two teams going in the opposite direction at present with the knives very much out in the Windy City for head coach Lovie Smith.
Bookmakers know exactly who the momentum is with and although there is not a great deal of scope in the price, the 4/6 with Paddy Power for a straight-up win for the visitors gets the vote.
Pittsburgh at Dallas (2125GMT)
The Steelers have endured a turbulent week but they look worth backing at 5/6 on the road in Texas after quarterback Ben Roethlisberger's rallying cry.
Injuries, a lack of production on both sides of the ball and a scruffy loss last week at home to the Chargers has led to tempers getting frayed and a general feeling of disharmony - a very un-Steeler like situation.
Roethlisberger may not have always kept on the straight and narrow but his team-mates worship him and a few sharp words have put things in perspective in terms of the rest of the season for the team.
"You are going to see a very different mindset this week," he explained to members of the press with his team in all likelihood needing to win out to make the post-season.
Veteran safety Ryan Clark has also weighed in.
"We don't panic around here," was his view and I think we are going to see them draw on all that championship-winning nous to give them the best chance of achieving their goal.
Roethlisberger feels he will be much sharper this week as he plays his second game since returning from a horrible upper body injury although he did still manage to throw for 285 yards and three touchdowns against San Diego.
As for their opponents, they remain in a state of shock following the death of Jerry Brown in a car accident and head coach Jason Garrett admitted things have been very "challenging".
They managed to record a narrow win at Cincinnati last week but carrying that over will be extremely tough emotionally.
There are also big doubts about receiver Dez Bryant as he stuggles with a broken finger that is getting a second medical opinion. He may make the game - but is equally likely to be told he needs season-ending surgery.
Whichever way the dice fall, Bryant has been a massive factor in the Cowboys offense in a five-game run that has seen them go 4-1. With 33 catches and seven touchdowns, his potential absence is a devastating blow.
Dallas are in a similar boat to the Steelers with a 7-6 record currently but it is the latter who can get the outcome they desire.


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