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- Removes Unwanted Hair
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Remove unwanted hair forever with the clean + easy Deluxe Home Electrolysis! At-home electrolysis that's fast, safe and simple.
Set Comfort Control Dial to position one. Push the slide button
forward to expose the stylet tip. Hold the stylet like a pen with
fingers around touchband. Be sure your fingers are moist (not
dripping wet) throughout use to ensure circuit is complete. Overly
wet fingers will cause unsatisfactory results. Do not squeeze skin
adjacent to the hair being removed. Excessive pressure will cause
skin damage. Note angle of hair growth, insert the stylet tip along
the underside of the hair and into the follicle.
Use only downward
pressure as sideways pressure will bend the tip. Hold the stylet
tip firmly in place. When proper contact has been made, you will
feel a tingling sensation. If you do not feel a slight tingle with
the Comfort Control Dial set at mid-range, gradually increase the
setting until a tingling sensation is felt. This indicates that the
current is flowing. In addition, try gently rotating the stylet tip
in the follicle a few times to make sure you are contacting the
hair root.
When you feel slight tingling, hold the stylet firmly in
place and count to 15 slowly. This will indicate that you have
treated the hair for approximately 15 seconds. Remove stylet and
use tweezers to gently remove the hair. If the hair resists, or if
the skin "lifts", reinsert the stylet and treat for another 15
seconds. Treatment time will also vary depending on the position of
the Comfort Control Dial and upon the area you are treating.
Experiment until you find your treatment cycle but do not treat for
more than two 15-second cycles at a single sitting. Overly moist
fingers or excessive treatment may cause "pitting" of the skin
which may lengthen the healing process. Once treatment is
completed, remove the hair with tweezers. Should you experience any
resistance, the root has not been destroyed. Repeat treatment after
48 hours.
Electrolysis has been successful when hair can be removed
with tweezers without resistance. Treatment time may vary between
individuals and depends on the area being treated. Always keep
tweezers handy to avoid having to take your eyes off the treated
area. After treatment, clean skin with isopropyl alcohol once
again. Do not apply make-up, perfume or expose treated areas to the
sun for 24 hours.
For over 10 years, clean + easy hair has been one of the leading hair removal systems for spa and personal use. Offering everything from microwavable waxes to electrolysis, hair removal has never been so clean + easy!
Really WorksI bought this machine bc it was a great price and had many positive reviews. It does take patience but it works and is so worth it. It doesnt hurt. Its more annoying than painful. Also the first machine I bought just stopped working shortly after I got it and folica sent me a new one. The only thing is that the needles do bend very easy so be careful. If you have unwanted hair that really bothers you, then you should try this for sure.May 31, 2009Meggy
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ReviewHi,I have been using this for a while now. Spent ALOT on facial hair removal. Even laser which reuqired me to shave, once I couldnt afford laser anymore I was in a habit of shaving my face- not feminine and not effective! I used to do electrolysis beforehand but got fed up as I had to keep going back.Now, I am very happy with this product. The first stylet bent with me but I got a hang of it with the second one. Replacement ones cost �6 for 2, so its not too expensive. And the fact it runs on batteries is even better. I use it on dial 10 as I have thick facial hair due to the shaving. It has left a few marks, like electrolysis did anyway. But I am happy with it and do recommend for you to buy a magnifying mirror and use two hands. One to stretch the skin and the other to use the machine. VERY GREAT PRODUCT!!! LOVE IT!!! XXMay 3, 2009Nina
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Working...I have been using this product for about six months. The hair has grown back, but a lot finer. Its very tedious at first and takes a lot of getting used to.Apr 10, 2009Anonymous / Toronto, Canada
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Excellent MachineI have used the machine once a week for a total of two years. Not a single hair in sight now. My legs are silky and smooth and no hairs have grown back for 3 years. These results are not immediate. I used to shave and wax which only stregthened the hair folicle. So when I began using this machine,I used the highest amount of power which in turn left red dots (which looked like scars) on my legs. Once those disappeared, the hair grew back. I was persistant and kept on using the machine once a week cleaning off any hairs that did grow back and I would wait for 8 beeps to sound before removing any hairs. If the hairs would still be too tough to remove, I would not force them out but instead repeated the process until the root would weaken and the hair was ready to be removed.Yes the machine does work, however I would suggest to use a low number in case you dont want to see red dots but understand that it will not kill the hairs as quickly. My suggestion is use this machine in the winter. Kill the hairs and be consistant. Clean up anything that grows back immediately and you will see results. Understand that years of shaving and waxing has only stregthened the roots of the hair and treatment is not going to take place over night. The effort was all worth it now and I saved thousands of dollars. Silky, smooth legs are a womans best friend.Thank you "Clean and Easy Electrolysis"Sep 27, 2008Esther / NYC Brooklyn
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Worth The EffortI dont know whats the big issue..it works fine for me. Its tedious if you are a wookie. But it works. I do have tiny white dots where the treated hairs were... But Id rather have that than tarantulitis. Some hairs dont treat the first time.. But most of the hairs Ive done have not grown back after the first go... And Ive had my unit over a year. Just use the needle and you should be fine. Tweezer units are useless. the only other time in my life Ive done it was when I was 15. Im 31 now... And those treated areas are bald still. its hard work! Time consuming! But totally worth the effort in my opinion.Sep 17, 2008Chewbacca / Hawaii
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What A Money Saver!!!I have been doing electrolysis for 8 years all over my body so I know exactly what it feels like. This system gives me the control of doing whatever hairs I want and not having to go to any appointments and most importantly spend any money. Before, I had to wait toll my next appt to get rid of unwanted hairs, but now I can just sit down in front of a mirror and zap whatever is bothering me. It takes a little getting used to (I started on my legs to get practice) but it is well worth it!!!! SO much cheaper than any electrolysis visit.Sep 5, 2008Happy Customer / Chicago, Il
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It Does Work, But It Takes Time And HurtsI used to have some thick, black hairs on my face, which being in my 20s is very embarassing. In 2006, I remember it well, I bought this product. Well, it was a smaller version of it. I had 16 thick hairs on the right side of my chin. I wanted to try on one side, just in case something bad happened. At least it wouldnt be on both sides of my face. I probably shouldve tried somewhere other than my face at first, but I didnt. It is a little awkward to get used to. Make sure that there is enough salt in the water. You have to have conductivity. I started with the energy low, would carefully insert the needle into the folicle with my left hand as it was being steadied by my right hand. Once I felt that it was in right, I would touch my wet right fingers to the contact. If you have the conductivity, you feel it right away! It hurts. The pain is the same amount of pain as plucking, but is much longer (for as long as you hold it in ther follicle). It is litterally burning the follicle. If you can just hold in there for the 12 secs, it does a good job of destroying it. To me the embarassment was worth the pain and I no longer have the embarassing black hair. They are now soft white hairs that match the rest. Sometimes the hairs dont go away on the first shot. Read about hair growth. Make sure that you get it in the growth timeframe. It has been over 2 years now, and the hair is still gone. I do have a bit of very minor scarring from some of my first attempts. It looks like oversized pores, nothing that anyone else would notice. If you have it inserted too far you wont get the follicle. If it is too shallow you will just burn your face. This is gross, but you can hear is when it is in the right spot and some white stuff may come out. Too much info, I know, but its important to know. I wish that I had. You can expect little red marks or little red scabs that appear the following day and are there for a the next couple of days. Everyone will probably just think that youre breaking out. Dont do too much too close together. I am buying another one today. My last one is old and I lost the needles for it. On to the other problem areas! I just wanted to share a very candid and honest assessment of the product and let all of you decide for yourselves. I hope this helpsSep 3, 2008Anonymous
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Time Will TellI have been using this product about once every 10 days for almost 2 months. Since hair grows in cycles, its still hard to say how successful these treatments have been but I am determined to stick with it for at least another few months. My biggest complaint is that the stylet tip head bends easily. But replacement is still a lot cheaper than professional electrolysis. A good magnifying mirror and a steady hand are essential. The pain and redness are the least of it. Ive healed just fine. It takes time but so does getting to an electrologist. Definitely worth the money and time so far.Aug 25, 2008Ruth L. / Bucks County, Pa
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Don't Buy.I was very patiently when I bought the product. I spend a lot of time at home, so I figure I will have a lot of time to try the product as many ways as it possible.IT JUST DOESNT WORK.I fallowed the instructions on the manual, very carefully.Believe me, I hate my hair and I was very confident I will try my best to stop out my hair of growing.They said after you give the hair the "shock", it will be pulled off very easy. I did this. Was perfect, very patient.Buy - GUESS WHAT - em 1 week, my hair had grown back!!!Dont waste you time and your money.ALL MY HAIR HAD GROWN BACK.May 29, 2008Monica / Sacramento, CA
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Hated It!!I was really hoping for something that worked at a great price. But no!! Couldnt manuever the needle in with one hand and if you finally got it where you wanted it to be if you tried to turn it on then the needle would slip out of the folicle. So I never got one hair removed.May 12, 2008Janice
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Caffé Italia Ristorante is family owned and the dishes are inspired from memories of the owners home in Sicily. Come in and enjoy a taste of Italy in Bloomington-Normal.
Authentic Thai cuisine is offered at this restaurant with vegetarian options & beer. This small location with big flavors is sure to make your dining experience memorable!
At Crepe Geeks, we are dedicated to serving excellence to people who want simple, delicious French cuisine. We strive to give our customers the best culinary experience possible. Using only the freshest ingredients and serving them in a warm, comfortable atmosphere, each meal will always be memorable. We are also devoted to making sure your experience is pleasurable. Our portions are as large as our desires, and even though we're a small restaurant, there is nothing small about our service and quality.
Established in 1982. LaGondola Spaghetti House was based on the founder's simple belief in homemade food and excellent service. In the years since, nothing has changed. Wholesome ingredients prepared fresh everyday from our signature meat sauce to our made from scratch bread. Offering the famous Kelly Tobin's pan and thin crust pizza, spaghetti, garlic bread, torpedo sandwiches and more!
Get rid of your hunger with flavorful creations offered by Bona Fide Thai Cuisine, a Thai restaurant in Bloomington, Illinois. Our family-owned-and-operated restaurant is Bloomington's preferred location for original Thai food. The décor in our restaurant is outstanding, and it provides a comfortable, relaxing atmosphere for the entire family to enjoy. We have wide selection of dishes, including quality food at reasonable prices and wonderful daily specials. We offer plenty of parking, and walk-ins are welcome.
Baxters American Grille now offers seasonal menus that boast a variety of signature dishes that you can't get find anywhere else. Our concept provides a delicious variety of Steaks, Seafood and Chops accompanied with a Management & Chef team that are dedicated to a unique culinary experience. We offer a big-city dining experience within dinner, private dining and catering to the Bloomington area. Whether you stop in for one of our new signature martinis or to dine in our upscale open kitchen concept, Baxters is the destination for your evening out!
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A tapas restaurant and bar located in the heart of downtown Bloomington, along Historic Route 66. Reality Bites gives you the best of both worlds; great food and an exciting night out on the town. Reality Bites provides a sophisticated, fun feel in a college town, serving a large diverse menu of lunch and dinner as well as a fully stocked bar. Reality Bites is locally owned and takes pride in satisfying our customer's needs.
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This locally-owned pub traces its roots back to 1928. Its scenic location across from Miller Park, Forrest Park and on Historic Route 66 makes this restaurant a popular stop for Route 66 travelers. They offer a variety of food specials, drink specials, video gaming, and lottery. Plus you can watch the game on the big screens. Stop by and try some delicious broasted chicken, walleye, burger's and more!
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Stave Wine Bar & Market offers patrons a truly unique wine experience, right in the heart of Uptown Normal. With a 'curated' approach to a global by the glass and bottle list, Stave Wine Bar features 12-15 small production wines by the glass on a list that changes monthly. Rounding out that list is another 60-80 wines available by the bottle, for enjoyment at the wine bar or to take home. Owner/Wine Buyer Greg Rose has been in the wine industry for over 12 years and strives to offer interesting, sometime rarely found varietals with the goal of giving wine drinkers an opportunity to experience lesser known wines from around the world. Craft beers are available on tap and in bottle as well. Stave Wine Bar also serves a fine selection of Charcuterie (smoked and cured meats) and international cheeses to accompany and enhance your wine experience. With a friendly and knowledgeable staff, Stave Wine Bar is the place to experience the wines of the world. Stave Wine Bar & Market- simply a better glass of wine!
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Take part in a beer marathon with various challenges. Lots of 2-person teams will take part in Brussels on 20/07/14!
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Skip to comments.Let's put this to bed. We have bigger fish to fry.
Posted on 04/27/2012 4:56:50 AM PDT by 2ndDivisionVet
Everyone please send whatever you are able to, whether it is $10, $100 or $1,000+. The DUmmies, Morons, Kos Kiddies and that crew are laughing up their sleeves. Jim may have to make this site members only or allow ads. Better for us to just help with what we can. Maybe you can donate as a memorial for a lost loved one, a servicemember who never made it home or was disabled defending our country. Perhaps you'd like to give to keep free discussion alive and to show them that we're not knuckling under. I'm sure a well thought out or prayerful meditation will lead you to see the need and how you can help. If every registered FReeper and our lurkers would each just help out with a fin or a sawbuck, or better yet a Ben Franklin, we could put this to bed and get on with the conservative cause.
Nope, but I have a great credit limit. Let the good times roll!
That is absurd. What we are seeing is the salted soil left over from the backstabbing of too many Tea Party candidates by the GOP-E in 2010, and the scorched-earth campaigning by Romney against his opponents this time around.
And it's not even like we got an electable RINO out of this mess. Romney takes Obamacare off the table. Excessive Wall Street influence. Bailouts. He takes too many of the critical campaign issues out of play, while offering little or nothing in the way of his own positives as a campaigner. Most people simply cannot connect to the guy on any level the way many folks did with Bush.
Romney's only advantage in the GOP primary was money. He buried any challenger under an avalanche of misleading and downright deceptive advertising, and they had no way to counter. Obama will not have that limitation. He will take dirty union and liberal money, take Romney's own words and deeds, and drive Romney straight into the ground with them.
Once again, conservatives are being yelled at to fall in line behind the RINO in the name of party unity - after the GOP-E refused to do such in 2010. It wasn't conservatives who sent the message of Party Unity My Ass first - it was those now demanding such, who broke party unity last time around. Conservatives have now seen that party unity only applies when the RINO wins. It's going to take a lot more than the usual yelling and insults and fear-mongering to repair what has been undone. What we are seeing on FR is a symptom. The disease came from elsewhere.
Florida was punished for breaking the rules. I dont know why that is so hard to get.
That's your opinion. There really are trolls hiding in the trees and under the bridge.
I remember when the only people zotted were disruptors and the occasional stromfront member who snuck in through the back door to send everyone racist private messages. Fer cryin' out loud, we had Murraymom posting here! She was as unashamedly liberal as anyone over at Kos! We were truly a "Free Republic."
These days you're free to agree with the harpy brigade and you're walking on thin ice if you don't.
It's a power thing, I think. "We have the power, and you don't, nyah nyah nyah...."
This was once a place where reasonable people, who agreed on perhaps 75 percent of the issues, could discuss their differences reasonably.
You and Jim have taken a stand, and good for you. The rest of us are not obligated to fall into line.
This is either a forum where free discussion is tolerated and encouraged, or it's a cheerleading site for the conservative flavor of the month. You can choose one or the other, just be honest about what you are.
I don't take for granted that they were conservatives nor why they were zotted.
Good job--anti-freepers and the left couldn't have done it better.
They're here.
Believe me I am extremely conservative, but feel that it is more important to remove Obama than anything else. That is obviously no longer the objective on this site. Instead it seems to be to insult anyone who believes as I do.
The problem is, most Freepers feel as you do. They just left, stopped posting, have been zotted, or have found greener pastures. There is a posse on here that consists of about 20-30 that relentlessly goes after anyone that says they will vote for ABO. That group is relentless and abusive. They hate or pretend to hate mittens more than anything on earth . I wonder if they realize the harm they are doing to this great forum.
and I'm done, I swore I wouldn't comment but couldn't help myself.
You wanna know who is ruining FR? You and your ping list buddies.
Well said.
Exactly. It took the progressives over 100 years to get national health care. Reducing the scope of government wont be overnight.
As I've said, I don't know all the reasons for bannings nor do I take for granted that I do know. There are really anti-freepers and leftists here. And they are taking advantage of the discord over Romney.
Hey, Miz. Thanks for being a partner in bitterness ... about how Rick Perry was treated on this site. I never understood why the mods didn't put a stop to it.
Rick Perry was vindicated this morning on Fox News for his much maligned statement that Social Security is a Ponzi scheme. It is.
And, even now, when Rick Perry was the last major figure to endorse Romney after sticking with Newt till the last dog died, he was criticized.
My God!
Getting called a coward,evil, and that I was going to hell because I'm voting for ABO(because Obama is the worst possible outcome of this election) was when I'd had enough. I served in Iraq for this country, seen people blown apart and shot to death and some dumbass armchair generals on here want to call me and others cowards and evil for voting ABO. Yeah have at it. I voted for Newt in TN, but will vote ABO to try and get the monster out of the White House.
It is still a donation thread. You can still donate. Do all donation threads have to be butterflies and rainbows?
Include me.
I think it's entirely appropriate in a FReepathon thread to find out why donations are down. Some just don't want to hear it.
"FR doesn't support Socialists." Hmmm, not entirely. One thing that's completely flummoxed me is how the anti-Romney jihadists get away with posting thread after thread of anti-Romney propaganda often accompanied by other anti-Romney jihadists piling on commenting how "four more years of Obama is preferable to 8 years of Romney", or other similar statements.
Most of them used to stay in their Religion forum playpen but the primaries let them bring it out in the open. So there are "pro-Obama" folks here who are evidently allowed to support the reelection of the communist.
I don't like Romney but am one of many that will fall in behind the candidate to defeat the worst thing that ever happened to this country.
It would help if you knew what a "socialist" really is. There is a actual real world definition, and it does not mean someone who disagrees with you. When people within the GOP are labeled Socialists you lose all credibility. The term just becomes an insult without meaning. There is a healthy divergent opinion within the GOP that stretches from right to slight left of center( US context), but socialist is not one of them. So when you throw that term around loosely, you indicate a certain lack of knowledge on history and politics. If you argue that Romney is a more liberal leaning Republican, conservative Democrat like, that is fair and measured. But to yell Socialist just makes fair people roll their eyes, and think they are having a political discussion with a nutter.
Except that there is. A wolf in sheeps clothing is still a wolf.
Because that is easier than having to get introspective for a moment and realize that your actions have consequences.
I agree. My ancestors go back to Revolutionary war. My family's blood is on this land. I have drifted away from here because I don't think I deserve to be called names and ridiculed just because I am going to vote for Romney over a Muslim Brotherhood loving commie phony president.
This is exactly what you are doing, did you not read my last post? Do you not understand that it was Perot that brought us Bill Clinton?
I had to laugh to myself the other day when I saw a poster say they were 27 and tired of it. Too many people seem to have no clue or are not in touch with what CAN happen and what WILL happen should Obama be re-elected to another term.
The RNC punted and said they'd deal with it at the convention......when it's too late to matter.
Yeah. Mine isn't too bad either.
But I'm sick Ace. I need some really expensive chemo.
And the people who have that seem to need cash on the table.
I am more tired, more sick by the day.
I work four tens so today starts my weekend. I was going to get a dozen worms and go sit down at the river and drown those little bastards. But apparently (I just looked out the window) we are experiencing a blizzard. So that ten bucks I was going to spend today? I SHOULD donate it to FR. Maybe I'll put it in my Get Well Pat Fund instead.
I personally know people who were zotted, and some who are now quiet because of the threat. Conservatives who just think that there is a worse Thing than Romney, conservatives who wanted to support one of the best conservative candidates we had this election, Rick Perry—just for starters. Conservatives who rightly pointed out that Herman Cain was a flim flam man with lots of problems. The list goes on.
I dont disagree. Its like everyone thinks they're gonna get a gold star and free cupcake for being good kids.
those being banned are the ones silenced for expressing their opinions. For that they are reviled and banished.
DJ, you have to admit, the past 2 months or so a HUGE amount of FReepers old, new and in between have been zotted or stopped posting due to what secondam says. FReepers have been forced into silence for fear of being abused and zotted if reported to the mods or JR for not towing the line.
Not true!!! Palin is acceptable as well!!
That is absolutely right. And the owner has stated for months that he will not allow FR to be used to support Romney.
where are your zot buddies.
You seem to be fighting a lone battle here.
You can do it because you're not even here. You are floating in the sky in some kind of dream world.
Post after post here has complained about not being free to post one's opinion if we're not with the cult.
But you don't even see it from your home in the sky.
Do you still think Newt will get the nomination?
Do you still think some third party candidate will win?
What do you think?
I think Obama needs to be defeated.
Now That's worth a WOO HOO!!!
Jim Robinson runs FR. I have pinged no one. Not even him.
The rest of the sane world is working to get rid of Obama, no matter what the cost is because the country you fought for cannot stand another four years of this.
Winning the Senate and the House is not enough because Obama has proven he will simply go around them.
First of all, let me state that I agree with everything you said above. Secondly, that "house negro" comment was wrong.
No. Most of us don't like Romney but know he is the only hope to rid us of Obama, that being a bannable offense has nothing to do with the world at large. And that pretty much is the root of the problem - from within
Don't you think that donors deserve being thanked in a spectacular fashion for donating in this economy?
If Obama gets another term, he will find a way around the house and the senate and he will ban the supreme court.
I really believe that.
No, it did not. You want that to be the case, but it isnt.
DJ.... socialist and liberal or RINO are not the same thing. I would venture to guess 99% or better of the population does not consider mittens a Socialist. RINO, moderate, liberal Republican, yes, o bama is hard core Marxist. BIG difference.
My nephew said it best "I will vote for an orange juice can, before I will vote for Obama." Too bad FR doesn't feel this way.
I'll grant you that and apologize for me initial comment.
Romney wasn't chosen by the people but by a small faction of those in control
The voters had no say in the matter?
This thread was linked into the Freepathon thread and you were pinged to it. That's why you didn't ping anyone.
What's really bizarre is the zot-dances and zot lists after a long-time freeper gets the boot. Why would somebody celebrate that?
And again, bullcrap.
Where was party unity in 2010? The GOP-E sure didn't care about it when many of their choice RINOs went down in the primaries.
So they revealed what party unity is all about - it only applies when the RINO wins - something conservatives have speculated about for a long time on FR and was finally confirmed in 2010.
The GOP-E made this bed. They can push their pet RINO over the finish line, they let him destroy the other candidates and any possible chance of reconcilation after the primary winner was decided.
And they also managed to push about the worst possible candidate to go up against Obama. I see it as being a lost cause already. I could be wrong, but I will put my efforts into down-ticket races the way I did in 2010.
Well, I will choose the wolf in sheeps clothing this time and take my chances. Couldn't get any worse, could it?
Believe me, at least I can hope that wolf will do something about the economy and observe and respect all branches of our Government.
The one we have now does not do that at all.
He just rules by fiat.
No thanks.
especially the zotted monthly contributors...
Thanks for the example of why Free Republic donations are down. Perfect example.
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A Baffling Personnel Decision: On Andrew Ebbett and Jordan Schroeder
Thomas Drance
April 29 2013 02:32PM
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On the very same day the Canucks acquired Derek Roy, they sent Jordan Schroeder back to Chicago. He hasn't been back with the team since, as the Canucks coaching staff has preferred to roll with Andrew Ebbett in the lineup and often in their top-nine.
I'm very much unconvinced that this makes any sense in the postseason, and I'll explain why after the jump.
On some level, it's tough to compare the performance of Andrew Ebbett and Jordan Schroeder this season because their usage has been so wildly different. While both players have battled soft competition, Schroeder has generally matched up against slightly easier competition than Ebbett has and has also played with more skilled line-mates. Meanwhile Andrew Ebbett's offensive-zone start rate sits at 41.2%, while Jordan Schroeder's rests much higher at 60.2%, which suggests that Vigneault trusts Ebbett more defensively than he trusts Schroeder, and that's fair enough.
The issue is that Andrew Ebbett has been completely crushed by the possession numbers this season, even after you account for circumstance, while Schroeder has come out ahead in "soft" minutes. Maybe Schroeder hasn't come out as far ahead in his matchups as the coaching staff and management would've liked, but the evidence suggests that Schroeder was the better player this season, and it isn't all that close.
To try and account for the difference in deployment, I piggy-backed off of Mark Parkatti's work with "expected Corsi" (read more about the methodology here). Using Parkatti's method, I plugged in the circumstances which Andrew Ebbett and Jordan Schroeder have faced this season and the results matched my intuition, namely that Jordan Schroeder is Vancouver's fifth best centreman (behind Henrik, Kesler, Roy, Lapierre) and should probably be in the lineup for the postseason.
According to the Parkatti adjustment, based on circumstance and historical data, we'd expect Andrew Ebbett to have a "Corsi-On" of minus 7.5 this season. Ebbett's actual Corsi-On this year has come in at minus 16.81, so he's underperformed his "expected Corsi" by well over nine attempted shots per sixty minutes of hockey.
Based on usage and historical data meanwhile, Parkatti's adjustment expects Jordan Schroeder to have posted a "Corsi-On" of plus .021 this season. Schroeder has actually done somewhat better than that, as he came in with a positive shots attempted differential of 3.75 Corsi events per sixty minutes. So Schroeder's "above water" underlying numbers this season have probably been more than just a product of "designed success."
The only reason I can fathom for Andrew Ebbett being ahead of Jordan Schreoder on the depth chart, at this point, is his face-off ability. On overall draws this season Jordan Schroeder has been marginally better than Andrew Ebbett, though neither player has been particularly good. Schroeder has won 43.6% of the draws he's taken this year (a worse clip than Alex Burrows) while Andrew Ebbett has fared modestly worse winning 39.7% of the draws he's taken (which is Mason Raymond/Chris Higgins territory).
But those numbers are, I'd suggest, somewhat decieving. According to the site HockeyAnalysis.com, with Andrew Ebbett on the ice the Canucks have won 40.4% of defensive zone draws this season (that's on-ice faceoffs, not faceoffs Ebbett personally took). Sadly that's the third highest rate among Canucks forwards.
Now Andrew Ebbett has skated for sixty or so even-strength minutes with Maxim Lapierre this season, so it's very likely that his 40% number is at least somewhat inflated by Lapierre's proficiency in the face-off dot. With that said, with Jordan Schroeder on the ice, and Schroeder has exclusively lined up at centre this season, the Canucks defensive-zone faceoff winning percentage sits at a ghastly 24.1%.
In looking over these numbers, I was reminded of something Tony Gallagher wrote a few weeks back about defensive zone draws. According to Gallagher, who sometimes pulls things out of his ass but has certainly been around the game for a long time, players in the old days saved their best faceoff moves for draws in either the offensive or defensive end:
Not sure about today, now that they're keeping the numbers (subjective stat though it is), and centres can talk about that in their negotiations. But the really smart centres don't try on the draws in the neutral zone, at least they didn't used to. Only when it was in the defensive zone or the offensive zone would the good ones show their best moves and try their best.
For instance, perhaps the best faceoff man in Canucks history was Brent Peterson, who is still part of the Nashville coaching staff. Peterson's stats would have been maybe slightly better than average, but it was an absolute stunning development if he ever lost a draw in his own end. On the ones that mattered, he was ridiculously good and he sacrificed draws in the neutral zone to achieve that success.
If we buy into Gallagher's theory, I think you can make the argument that Jordan Schroeder is more of a liability in the faceoff circle than Andrew Ebbett. I don't think it's a very good argument since Schroeder has a better on-ice face-off percentage than Ebbett does in the offensive zone, but yeah. The point is, I suppose, if the Canucks expect their fourth-line to take draws in the defensive zone so that the top-six can keep up a steady diet of offensive zone starts in the postseason, then I guess maybe it makes some limited sense to prefer Andrew Ebbett to Jordan Schroeder.
But it doesn't really, since Ebbett has been a complete liability at five-on-five this season according to the underlying data. That same data suggests that Jordan Schroeder has been legitimately useful even if the rookie centreman has looked overmatched on occassion.
Data in this post compiled from NHL.com and Behindthenet.ca.
Andrew Ebbett is basically a known commodity - a utility centre who can slot in in the bottom-six and not hurt you too badly but is really a spare part/backup option.
If the Canucks are concerned about Schroeder being an unknown when given some more defensive responsibilities (against soft competition, still), I don't understand why they didn't call him up for the last week or two of the regular season after the games didn't matter and give him a shot playing a little harder minutes in a more defensive role. Ebbett's a backup/spare part - Schroeder has the potential to be a significant contributor in the future, and might be able to start contributing in a limited way now.
Very odd decision-making in this regard.
They wanted Schroeder to generate offense but since Roy and Kesler are in the lineup, he's now irrelevent. Maybe he gets a chance if one of them goes down with an injury.
If he were 6'4 then maybe he gets a look at being a defensive center but the old school thinking that small guys can't play (defense) might be creeping into the Canucks deployment?
Still doesn't answer why management would prefer to play Ebbett over Schroeder. Not like Ebbett is crushing it in his role as a hulking defensive forward.
I really thought this was a cap-related move. Schroeder is a $1M+ hit compared to Ebbett's $600,000, and the Canucks have zero space. I've been saying that the Canucks will use Schroeder as soon as the cap disappears in the playoffs, but that might be wishful thinking...
April 29 2013, 04:17PM
Perhaps it has all to do with AV's coaching and the nature of the beast. I think he wants to play more conservatively / defensively.
Schroeder is a fast player and would be best suited to play with Raymond (whom he showed chemistry with!) and Hansen, giving them a 3rd line that would look offensive (on paper at least). That would also mean that AV would be expected to play Kesler and Roy on a line together. All of a sudden, he is now looking at 3 offensive lines and that scares him shitless. So by choosing Ebbett over Schroeder, he can avoid this situation completely. After all, I think AV prefers to deploy a more conservative & defensive playing style with 2 attacking lines, a checking line and an energy line.
Funny thing is though that a checking line centred by Roy makes no sense to me. He is the real 2nd playmaker on this team, not Kesler. Kesler is a great 2-way player and he should play the shutdown role.
Until AV grows bold, or until the Canucks get into trouble (which is far more likely to happen first!), don't expect Schroeder to get a look. Sadly, by that point it's probably already too late!
I haven't understood this either, particularly when you put this post together with the post that confirms that Vancouver can't ice a 4th line that can play 7-8 minutes a game of event free hockey. I would slip Schroeder into the 3LC between Hansen and Raymond and move Lapierre back to 4LC between Ebbett and Kassian. At home you have the third line play the softest minutes you can manufacture and on the road you can always move Lapierre up to the 3LC if are nursing a lead home or need some key defensive faceoffs. This line up doesn't have enough top 9 forwards with Booth out so there is no silver bullet for line-up construction here, but I think this is the best confirguration.
Against the Sharks we clearly need Sedin, Kesler, Roy down the middle. Can't afford to stack the 2nd line.
The Schroeder choice is then between having Ebbett on Lapierre's wing, or Lapierre on Schroeder's wing. (Ebbett's ability to play on the wing probably gives him the edge over Schroeder). Considering that Ballard on Lapierre's wing wouldn't be an awful alternative to either of these, shows the relative insignificance of this decision (which hasn't been made yet).
April 29 2013, 06:41PM
On HFBoards, the kids are saying that Schroeder is injured. Must be some truth to that, especially given that he didn't even get a no-risk callup?
April 29 2013, 09:15PM
Great article. Many people have been wondering about this. There is no logical reason for Schroeders absence this yr. There was some speculation he was playing injured in Chi this yr.
Needless to say, I'll be absolutely furious if Ebbetts over Schroeder in the 1st round. Ebbett got absolutely killed in the season series. Schroeder did pretty well (in 2 of 3 games anyways). He'll get easier mins this time around (now that Kes and Roy are int he lineup). I'd absolutely combust if he doesn't play.
On HFBoards, the kids are saying that Schroeder is injured. Must be some truth to that, especially given that he didn't even get a no-risk callup?
Why not shut him down so he could maybe play in later rounds, then? It'd have to be a pretty specific injury (labrum?) so that he'd be able to play at an AHL level, but not play at an NHL level, and not be able to heal in a reasonable amount of time. I think it's more likely that the Canucks figured they'd be playing one of the Kings, Sharks, and Blues a while ago and that those teams are too deep down the middle to play a rookie centre. If the Canucks play the Ducks or Hawks I wouldn't be surprised to see Schroeder draw in.
As long as Sestito doesn't see ice time, I'm fine with Ebbett in the bottom 6.
This situation has had me scratching my head for weeks now.
What is the one constant from the Bruins and Kings series? Lack of offensive production. This has also been a problem this year, though much of that was due to Kesler and Booth being injured.
AV has been stacking the 2nd line with Roy and Kesler to try and take some pressure off the Sedin line and give Van a real 2nd scoring line. The down side to that is that makes the bottom 6 much weaker offensively (and defensively) when they deploy Lapierre between Raymond and Hansen and Ebbett between Kassian and Wiese/Sistito.
Schroeder between Raymond and Hansen showed some real positives. Arguably the fastest line in the league for starters.
The bonus being able to put Lapierre back on the 4th line which immediately makes that line better and more useful as an energy line and more easily trusted to take defensive zone draws. Lapierre between Kassian and Weise is a very physical line that can lay the body and may just chip in a goal here and there.
If AV is not going to deploy Roy and Kesler on different lines, then Schroeder should be the obvious choice on a line with Raymond and Hansen.
But, I have never been able to figure out what combination of voodoo and coin flips AV uses to set his lines.


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WASHINGTON, June 6, 2013 – The U.S. Department of Agriculture Acting Deputy Secretary Michael Scuse and Agricultural Marketing Service (AMS) Administrator Anne Alonzo will ring the bell Friday, opening the USDA Farmers Market for its 18th season on the Washington Mall.
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Reviewed: 10 July 2014
The ancient Gamla Stan, or Old Town, is the historic heart of Stockholm with its appealing Medieval streets, idyllic squares, fourteen islands and peaceful streets to discover...
Today we're offering you a two-night Stockholm yacht hotel break including flights and breakfast from only £99pp, or a three-night break from £149pp, saving you up to 51% off*.
Mälardrottningen Yacht Hotel provides a unique experience aboard an elegant 73-metre yacht, permanently docked at Riddarholmen Island, next to Stockholm's charming Old Town with wonderful views of Riddarfjärden Bay. Upon arrival, guests enter the reception via a gangplank into a beautifully designed lobby with teak panelling and nautical décor. You'll stay in a standard en-suite cabin, stylishly decorated with dark timber finishes and portholes. Today's deal includes a delicious daily breakfast in the glassed-in restaurant; just the ticket for a day exploring the many charms Stockholm has to offer.
Mälardrottningen Yacht Hotel is 500 metres from Gamla Stan Metro Station and Stockholm Central Station is reached in about 10 minutes' walk, so you're certainly well located to reach sights including the Royal Palace, the official residence of the king of Sweden, or Riddarholmen Church, one of Stockholm's most beautiful churches and the only remaining Medieval abbey. In the evening, explore the streets to find a restaurant serving authentic Swedish cuisine such as meatballs, pickled herring and the smörgåsbord, before retiring to the deck-top bar to enjoy the crisp, cold air back at base over a drink or two. Heaven...
Want to know more about Stockholm? Make sure you check out our guide to Sweden's capital city here!
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Horse and Buggy Days
Elmo will host its annual Horse and Buggy Days on Aug. 11-13. It will begin on Thursday evening with a kids rodeo. On Friday night will be a bike ride. Saturday will have activities in the park all day with a parade beginning at 10 a.m.
Emery Spartan Football
The Emery High School football team will host their annual black and gold game on Aug. 12 at 7 p.m. They will open the season with a home game on Aug. 19 and Aug. 26 beginning at 7 p.m.
Benefit For Millsite State Park
The Emery County Travel Council and the Southeastern Utah OHV Club are sponsoring an ATV Poker Ride (all proceeds will be used to improve facilities at Millsite State Park). The event will be held on Aug. 13 with registration from 10 a.m. to noon at Millsite State Park in Ferron.
Emery High School "Military Honor Wall"
Emery High School has created an "Honor Wall" to recognize Emery High students who have served in the Armed Forces from 2000 to the present. They would like a 5x7 photo in military dress, if possible. Please include name, branch of service, rank, active duty address, and deployments. Mail photographs and information to Linda Wilberg, Emery High School, Box 499 Castle Dale, UT 84513 or e-mail them to firstname.lastname@example.com.
They would also appreciate any active duty pictures for the display case.
If you have questions or if you have information about our EHS military personnel call 435-381-2606 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com.
Alcoholics Anonymous
An AA meeting will be held every Tuesday night at 7 p.m. in Ferron at the Senior Center, 190 N. 300 W. For information call Paul -749-9697 or Jan - 384-2773.
Single Adult Activity
Aug. 26-ages 31+to 70+
Black powder shoot. Barbecue meat provided. Everyone needs to bring pot luck and $5, at 5 p.m. at the North Springs Gun Range southwest of Price Utah South on SR-10 from Price, nine miles. Turn right onto SR-122, to Hiawatha. Go three miles Turn right onto the road to Wattis. Go 4.5 miles. Turn Right into North Springs Shooting Range. Black Powder guns and ammunition provided. Junction 89 band live at the event. Meat and rolls provided. For more information email email@example.com or firstname.lastname@example.com or check this out www.multistakesingles.org. Contact information: Linda: 435-650-2180 or Michelle: 435-749-9445. LDS standards apply. Don't miss this event or you'll regret it. This event will be co-sponsored by Huntington Stake and Helper Stake Special event cannon firing bowling ball by Pres. Cox
Wild Horse and Burro Adoption
Aug 12-13 at the Carbon County Fairgrounds, 393 Fairgrounds Road Price. Viewing and adoption times Aug. 12, 8 a.m. - 8 p.m. Aug. 13, 8 a.m.- 2 p.m. For more information: ut.blm.gov.
Narcotics Anonymous
Drug Problem? We can help. We're Narcotics Anonymous. Wednesday evenings 7 p.m. 765 Valley View Drive Castle Dale.
Rocky Mountain School of Baseball
The Rocky Mountain School of Baseball announces registration is underway for its Annual Fall League. The registration deadline is Aug. 16. The league consists of six Saturday doubleheaders. Teams will be divided into three geographical regions from across the Wasatch Front to Southeast Idaho. Age divisions from 8 up to 18 up. For more information or team registration visit www.rmsb.com or call, toll free, at 1-877-272-0862.
Emery High School Registration
Aug. 15 for seniors, Aug. 16 for juniors and Aug. 17 for sophomores from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. School yearbook pictures will be taken during those registration hours.


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By Janelle Penny
The Maui Economic Development Board in Hawaii is currently installing a solar power generation/
storage system to determine the effectiveness of storing solar energy.
For years, energy storage experts puzzled over how to combine two valuable technologies – renewable energy generation and durable energy storage – with the goal of enabling buildings to store solar or wind power for future use.
Today's challenges revolve around making it simpler, more efficient, and affordable to pair generation directly with storage. It's not enough that the technology exists – the question now is how to make it a realistic option.
Identifying Today's Hurdles
Most commercial buildings utilizing renewable energy choose photovoltaic panels, says Don Bradley, International Battery's business development manager for solar and a member of the Solar Energy Industry Association (SEIA). But most of these buildings dump that power back into the grid to reduce their utility bills instead of storing it.
Conversely, buildings that protect critical data with energy storage systems, like hospitals and data centers, may not link solar panels or wind turbines to storage due to the intermittent nature of many renewable sources of energy. Overcoming these obstacles in a cost-effective way will present a real challenge for developers.
"Policies weren't in place to fully give value to energy storage, and it flat-out is an easier install to just deploy solar," Bradley says. "Also, 5 to 7 years ago, we didn't see the technology in place that was mature enough to do it in a smart grid manner."
Today's technology allows building owners to charge batteries or other energy storage devices with renewable energy, but only a few building owners can afford to deploy both at once. The cost of configuring renewable energy storage must come down before it becomes a widely accepted option.
"Making a large percentage of a building's electrical consumption come from an onsite solar facility is already so costly that adding storage just makes the cost situation worse," says Jason Makansi, president and consultant for Pearl Street, Inc. "The 'holy grail' has very little to do with renewable energy and a lot more to do with making sure they have an uninterrupted electricity supply at the lowest cost possible."
Driving Technology Development
Boosts for research funding, subsidies on storage units, and the increasing popularity of green prestige are the top drivers of technology development and side-by-side deployment of energy storage and renewable energy harvesters, Bradley and Makansi agree.
The influence of federal and state governments on the industry will have far-reaching effects in the short and long term. Proposed financial incentives in California will help defray the cost of energy storage just like the subsidies that make PV panels, wind turbines, and other green technology financially feasible.
"California is pursuing a 33% renewable portfolio standard by 2020, and it has announced goals of not only 12,000 megawatts of renewable energy, but also 8,000 watts of distributed power," Makansi says. "So not only is the state incentivizing renewable energy, it's also incentivizing storage systems on building sites."
The federal government also earmarked $2.4 billion from 2009's American Recovery and Reinvestment Act to spur research in batteries for hybrid and electric vehicles. Those discoveries could naturally be adapted to building energy storage, Makansi says.
LEED will also impact the viability of integrating energy harvesting with storage, Bradley adds. "LEED has matured over the years as the technologies have matured. There are now categories that take energy storage and give it the credit it deserves. It's going to be a design element for architects and engineers to achieve Platinum status."
What's Coming Up?
The new crop of storage technologies in development promises to hold more energy, slash the price of storage, and allow greener manufacturing. One project by Aquion Energy is using $20 million in fundraising to produce a sodium ion battery that can handle stationary energy storage, which will provide backup when weather temporarily affects the efficiency of PV panels and turbines.
Developments like this won't take building owners off the grid completely. Instead, Bradley predicts, these changes will influence the way building owners interact with the grid.
"A building owner who owns a very energy-efficient building and has a PV system on the roof with energy storage can produce electricity during the day, store it in its battery, and then sell it at the most opportune time back onto the grid," Bradley explains. "Buy low, sell high. That strategy is what we're working on today."
Janelle Penny (firstname.lastname@example.com) is associate editor of BUILDINGS.
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If Buchberger makes the show, does Schremp?
May 13 2008 10:53AM
Now we realize that most of us need another post about Rob Schremp like we need to wear a swarm of bees on our face. But before you file this under "Things I could have read in 2006, 2007, or Spring 2008" consider this: coach Kelly Buchberger has become a fan of Schremp in the past two years calling him "the best half-boards player in the AHL" this season.
One would have to think that if Bucky gets the nod as the new assistant coach, he's going to make a hard case for Schremp to get a look this year by the Oil. Bear in mind there is one reason and one reason alone that Schremp hasn't made the team thus far: MacT doesn't like him. OK, MacT we get it. You don't like Rob Schremp. You like Marty Reasoner. You don't like Schremp. Reasoner is "Sakic without the hands" and Schremp is "Sakic's hands but without the Marty Reasoner."
That's fine.
But you're the same coach who's made us sit through the painful career of J-F Jacques. What the hell has J-F Jacques done that merits his 46-game tryout over two seasons, during which he has famously collected zero goals, zero assists and is a sterling –14?. Is he playing solid two-way MacT hockey? Hardly.
Now some of you might argue "He's a left winger. Schremp is a centreman. You're comparing apples to bees."
But to that we would counter that Rob Schemp is wasting away in the AHL playing with the likes of (insert crappy player here). We're willing to bet he would make the supreme sacrifice of switching to LW in order to have a shot in the NHL. We would also be willing to bet that if he were given a 46-game tryout like our ol' buddy Jacques he would collect more points.
What we're saying here is that there is an outside chance that the player who led the entire OHL in points in 2005–06 could muster up a single point in half an NHL season.
For those of you who don't remember much about Schremp beyond "He's that kid we always say 'Where the hell is that kid?'" lets recap below:
What has Rob Schremp done in his career? Oh, hardly anything, you know, just:
- Led the OHL in points in the 2005–06 season (57 goals, 88 assists, 145 points).
- Played for the United States in the 2004–05 and 2005–06 Junior Championships.
- 25th overall draft pick in the 2004 NHL Entry Draft.
- Won a Memorial Cup with the London Knights during the 2004-05 season.
That is hardly the pedigree of an Edmonton Oiler. Now to be fair, it's been pointed out time and again that Schemp has had/will have/should have/might have a poor attitude. But we believe he's done all he can to turn things around, including changing his name from the young and cocky "Robbie" to the demure and veteran "Rob." Oh yeah, he's also placed 8th in scoring in the AHL last year:
This has all been said a million times, by a million people, in hundreds of languages—we know. But now it's possible that Schremp's biggest cheerleader could be the assistant coach of his NHL team. You have to imagine at some point Bucky will bring it up to MacT:
Buchberger: Play Schremp. MacTavish: Shut up.
And that will probably be the end of it.
But we just want to go on record saying that if a nerd like Jacques—who lacks the pedigree and potential upside of a Schremp—gets 46 games to prove he can tie the fan sitting in Section 115, Row 12 seat 3 in scoring, then Schremp deserves a chance.
If the 21st power play in the league can't figure out how to get itself into the 20th place by itself, Schremp deserves a chance.
If Kelly Buchberger is going to join the coaching staff of the Oilers and gets to have any say in anything, Schemp deserves a chance.
Because, so help us God, if he leaves the Oil and lights it up with a different team, that should be cause for Daryl Katz to have Rexall staff triple MacT's brain medications, or banish him to the land of frozen ghosts forever.
Oh and FYI: who did McDonalds include in the 2007–08 Upper Deck hockey card set for the Oilers? Rob Schremp. And if you know of anyone who gets hockey more than McDonalds we'd like to know who it is. Oh wait we know who it is.
It's Rob frickin' Schremp.
Man he has sick hands.
I think Schremp is one of the most overrated prospects the Oilers have had since Steve Kelly
Reasoner is "Sakic without the hands" and Schremp is "Sakic's hands but without the Marty Reasoner." -to funny
Assistant coach Bucky on Shremp would be like me recommending a $3 bottle of scotch over a $1500 one; I have no experience to know what a $1500 bottle of scotch is.
I don't understand how MacT gets these hate ons for some players and then turns a blind eye to others like Roy or Greene
May 13 2008, 06:12PM
Maybe having half the skills to be in the show isn't enough to get you out of the AHL.
I think it also important to note that FOR HIS AGE, Shremp was the #2 scorer in the AHL (just shy of #1), despite having very mediocre linemates. I think its odd that no one seems to mention that, given that age is such an important factor at this stage in a player's development. I really can't understand why so many people are so eager to give up on a guy who's basically as good as anyone else his age or younger in the second best (?) league in the world.
JF Jacque got a 46 game tryout? What about Nilson he got 40 games at least and Schremp has the hands and speed of a Nilson. Keep Schremp as the 13th forward for 40 to 50 games and sub him in for one of Gagne, Cogliano or Nilson if that line isnt producing. After that, if Mac T still isnt convinced than trade him, at least he'll have a more convicing argument.
Schremp played LW for most of 2007-08
I agree with Cole. Give him a decent shot - say half a season. If he doesn't work out, then all the haters (MacT included) are right. But right now its all guesswork until he gets a long try.
Schremp would be wasted in the limited role Jacques has played in the NHL. They wanted somebody who could take the body and provide energy. Schremp is better served getting max minutes in the AHL than playing 5 minutes a game with the big boys at this point. He's an offense-first guy, and needs to be first two lines for it to benefit him as a player. Plus, the Falcons were hurtin' with injuries, and Schremp was one of the only guys keeping them alive.
ut we believe he's done all he can to turn things around, including changing his name from the young and cocky "Robbie" to the demure and veteran "Rob."
Training camp will be a telling story of Rob (Robbie's) future as an Edmonton Oiler


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