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Cafe D'arte Coffee
Gourmet Espresso and Drip Coffees
Founded in 1985, Seattle-based Caffe D'arte specializes in creating classic Italian espresso in the artisan tradition. The company's internationally renowned blends have earned several prestigious distinctions including 5 out of 12 awards at the NorthWest Coffee Tasting event. Caffe D'arte's coffees exemplify the very best of the Seattle espresso scene.
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Poor Boy's Erie Darter
Don't let the name of the Erie Darter fool you, they are the best kept secret in tournament fishing. The Poor Boy's Erie Darter has proven itself on the Great Lakes but will catch fish anywhere. With the invasion of gobies into the Great Lakes, predatory fish have been gorging themselves. The natural hues and coloration of the Erie Darter make this bait ideal for clear water situations. Drop Shot, Carolina or Texas rig the Erie Darter for best results.
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Customer Reviews
Comments: Hawg Largemouth love them too! PB a week ago, breaking my own record from just a month before that! Both on Erie Darters 4". 1st was Green Pumpkin Purple (drop shot) & newest was Golby (TX Rig with 1/8th oz. bullet.) The action is awesome & the reaction is undeniable. I recommend them. Whether it's the profile, softness, action... Or all 3... Bass really love them!
From: Davey: Detroit, MI 8/17/16
Comments: This is a fine bait to use for catching smallmouth at Lake Erie, and I presume other lakes where smallies exist. I use lighter colors when the water is clear or when the wind is calm, like cucumber or watermelon. As the water becomes more stained, I'll switch to the green pumpkin colors. Lastly, any bait with copper or gold flake appears to work after mayfly hateches better than other colors of flake.
From: Eric: Cincinnati, OH 1/27/15
Comments: John i fish on james all of the time and destroy the smallies. I caught a six pound bronzie with the green pumpkin 4 inch. best dropshot baits in the world.
From: Blake: Fort Wayne, IN
Comments: I absolutely love this bait. The tail twitches at the slightest tip movement and the fish really key in on the profile. Perfect soft plastic for sight fishing.
From: David: Plumas Lake, CA
Comments: These baits tear them up in the spring. When a lipless isn't doing the trick, I texas rig these with a light 1/8 ounce weight in the normal prespawn staging areas. The hogs love them! Only trouble is that they aren't very durable so you better buy up.
From: Greg: Syracuse, IN
Comments: Smallmouth killer
From: Mark: Huntington, IN
Comments: favorite drop shot bait
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Age is Just a Number for 100-Year-old Farmer
Ms. Annie Faye Woodson has been directly involved in farming and ranching in Texas for the last 76 years. At 100 years-old she stays up-to-date on Farm Service Agency (FSA) program news and still makes trips to the Fannin County FSA office to sign up for farm programs and to certify acres. It is no surprise that Woodson has seen many changes throughout her life on the farm.
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BLUE Wilderness® Senior Dog Food - Grain Free, Natural, Chicken
Nourish your older dog with the nutrient-packed LifeSource Bits and protein-rich chicken and turkey in this senior dog food. Specially designed for older dogs, this food provides an important blend of vitamins, minerals and antioxidants to help keep your pooch in top shape, while encouraging a hearty appetite with the delicious, natural taste. As you spend year after year with your canine companion, be sure that you're providing the specific nutritional support that aging dogs need. Help keep your older pooch nourished with this BLUE Wilderness with LifeSource Bits Senior Dog Food. Featuring the savory, natural taste and chicken and turkey, the food keeps your senior dog's appetite hearty. Specially formulated LifeSource Bits provide an extra boost of canine-specific nutrition, with a blend of vitamins, minerals and antioxidants.
Food Type: Dry Food
Food Consistency: Kibble
Life Stage: Senior
Health Consideration: General Health
Flavor: Chicken
Primary Ingredient: Chicken
Nutrition Option: Natural, Grain Free
Calories Per Serving: 341 calories per cup
Package Weight: 11 lbs
Feeding Instructions:
Recommended Daily Feeding Chart
Up to 15 lbs
16 to 25 lbs 1 ¼—1 ¾ cups*
26 to 40 lbs 1 ¾—2 ½ cups*
41 to 60 lbs 2 ½—3 ½ cups*
61 to 80 lbs 3 ½—4 ¼ cups*
81 to 100 lbs 4 ¼—5 cups*
Over 100 lbs Feed 5 cups + ½ cup* for each additional 20 lbs. *Use a standard 8-oz. measuring cup.
Note: Individual dog's requirements may vary from this chart due to age, breed, environment and activity level. Adjust food as required to maintain optimal body condition and ask your veterinarian if you are unsure.
Deboned Chicken, Chicken Meal, Tapioca Starch, Peas, Turkey Meal, Tomato Pomace (source ofLycopene), Potato Starch, Flaxseed (source of Omega 3 and 6 Fatty Acids), Pea Protein, Chicken Fat (preserved with Mixed Tocopherols), Potatoes, Natural Flavor, Pea Fiber, Alfalfa Meal, Potassium Chloride, Dried Chicory Root, Calcium Carbonate, DL-Methionine, Choline Chloride, Caramel, Sweet Potatoes, Carrots, Mixed Tocopherols (a natural preservative), L-Carnitine, Salt, Vitamin E Supplement, Ferrous Sulfate, Iron Amino Acid Chelate, Zinc Amino Acid Chelate, Zinc Sulfate, Yucca Schidigera Extract, Oil of Rosemary, L-Lysine, Parsley, Kelp, Blueberries, Cranberries, Apples, Spinach, Blackberries, Pomegranate, Pumpkin, Barley Grass, Turmeric, L-Ascorbyl-2-Polyphosphate (source of Vitamin C), Copper Sulfate, Copper Amino Acid Chelate, Nicotinic Acid (Vitamin B3), Taurine, Calcium Pantothenate (Vitamin B5), Biotin (Vitamin B7), Manganese Sulfate, Vitamin A Supplement, Manganese Amino Acid Chelate, Chondroitin Sulfate, Glucosamine Hydrochloride, Thiamine Mononitrate (Vitamin B1), Riboflavin (Vitamin B2), Vitamin D3 Supplement, Vitamin B12 Supplement, Pyridoxine Hydrochloride (Vitamin B6), Beta Carotene, Dried Yeast, Dried Enterococcus faecium fermentation product, Dried Lactobacillus acidophilus fermentation product, Dried Aspergillus niger fermentation extract, Dried Trichoderma longibrachiatum fermentation extract, Dried Bacillus subtilis fermentation extract, Folic Acid (Vitamin B9), Calcium Iodate, Sodium Selenite
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Crude Protein (min)... 30.0%
Crude Fat (min)... 12.0%
Crude Fiber (max)... 7.0%
Moisture (max)... 10.0%
Calcium (min)... 1.2%
Phosphorus (min)... 0.8%
Taurine* (min)... 0.05%
Omega 3 Fatty Acids* (min)... 0.5%
Omega 6 Fatty Acids* (min)... 2.5%
L-Carnitine* (min)... 100 mg/kg
Glucosamine* (min)... 400 mg/kg
Chondroitin Sulfate* (min)... 300 mg/kg
*Not recognized as an essential nutrient by the AAFCO Dog Food Nutrient Profiles.
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Combating Dry Skin? SLU Dermatologist Offers Basic Tips for Hydration
ST. LOUIS - What do cleansers, alcohol and coffee have in common? They are the worst enemies of your skin during winter, sucking out the moisture from your skin and making it extremely dry and itchy. As it's the season for hand washing and enjoying adult beverages, Michelle Tarbox, M.D., assistant professor of dermatology at Saint Louis University, suggests some easy ways to regularly hydrate your skin and prevent it from getting chapped or cracked.
|Michelle Tarbox, M.D., assistant professor of dermatology at
SLU (left) with a patient.
The secret to healthy and glowing skin during the winter is to nourish your skin from the outside as well as the inside, said Tarbox, a SLUCare dermatologist.
"As the temperature is low and the heater is on, the indoor air gets dehydrated and your skin loses moisture from the environment," she said. "Water always moves down-hill, even on a microscopic level, and when the level of moisture in the air drops due to the heating process, it practically sucks the water out of your skin"
To balance out the loss of moisture, Tarbox suggests simply plugging in a humidifier while sleeping as well as working. This can help replace the moisture lost in the air from the heating process. However, she emphasizes, it is also important to change the humidifier filters as recommended by the manufacturer and use distilled water instead of tap water for better results.
"Humidifying the air can reverse the process of skin dehydration and is particularly helpful for patients with dermatitis (an itchy inflammation of the skin)," she added.
Not only does the dry air make your skin itch, but it can also affect the mucosal surfaces that include the mouth, eyes and nasal areas. When these are dehydrated, they increase your vulnerability to viral infections such as flu and cold viruses. This is especially important to remember while traveling by airplane for holidays. Mucosal surfaces can be moisturized with a simple over the counter saline spray.
If you will be spending a lot of time in the kitchen cooking up a big feast this season, be prepared to use hand soaps that can have a harsh impact on your skin. Cleansers can lead to hand eczema, a long-term skin disorder, dermatitis and dryness. Tarbox suggests investing in a skin-friendly cleanser that will reduce the dryness on your hands.
"Some cleaners are more gentle and moisturizing than the others," she said. "You can look for some beneficial ingredients like essential oils, jojoba oil, and shea butter oil."
Holiday Drinks
While festive beverages such as holiday cocktails and coffee drinks can add to the high spirits of the season, the alcohol content and caffeine can cause your body to become dehydrated, potentially leading to dry skin.
"This is the opposite of what you want, because during winter you can already be dehydrated at baseline," said Tarbox. "You not only have to compensate for the heater being on and the internal air being dry, but also the water loss that you're having because of the beverages that you may be enjoying."
Tarbox recommends drinking a glass of water for each alcoholic and caffeinated beverage. "That will decrease the dehydration you suffer because of the beverage and also reduce the symptoms of the potential holiday hangover the next day."
As the name suggests, a moisturizer is used to replenish the lost moisture from the skin. Tarbox suggests using products that contain ceramides, which are lipid (fat) molecules containing fatty acids. While fats are generally considered unhealthy, ceramides protect your skin from the outside world.
Harsh cleansers may strip ceramides and other natural oils from the skin, leading to cracks and cuts in your skin barrier and increasing the risk for dehydration. While buying a moisturizer, you can also look for other high quality oil ingredients such as shea butter, jojoba and avocado oil.
Tarbox also recommends buying the right type of moisturizer for your skin. "The less water a moisturizer has, the longer it will last," she said. "A lotion is going to be the least long lasting as it has more water than a cream. When in doubt, thicker is often better while choosing a skin moisturizer."
Established in 1836, Saint Louis University School of Medicine has the distinction of awarding the first medical degree west of the Mississippi River. The school educates physicians and biomedical scientists, conducts medical research, and provides health care on a local, national and international level. Research at the school seeks new cures and treatments in five key areas: cancer, liver disease, heart/lung disease, aging and brain disease, and infectious disease.


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Audrey Brooke Hylda Suede Pump
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Polish off your look with a pump from Audrey Brooke. The Hylda will add simple sophistication to your flirty and feminine style.
- Suede upper
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Semicircle by Humanscale
The Humanscale Semicircle Corner Sleeve will maximize your desk space and keyboard accessibility by turning a 90 degree desktop corner into a diagonal corner, allowing you to mount a keyboard into this space.
- DE200 (medium size) fits desks 1-1.5" thick and DE250 (large size) fits desks 1.5-2.5" thick
- Available in black
- Dimensions: 16" diameter
Humanscale products are renowned for their high level of functionality. Their philosophy of design is "less is best" and that simplicity is the best route to a high level of utility. Their products demonstrate that the beauty that comes from utility provides the consumer with classically timeless forms. Each of the platform options is designed to ensure that users type and mouse within their Neutral Reach Zone, thereby encouraging safe, sustainable working postures.
Materials & Measurements
Black powder coated rolled steel
Overall: 16" diameter
Black powder coated rolled steel
Overall: 16" diameter
About The Manufacturer
|Humanscale's focus since its inception in 1982 has been providing outstanding ergonomic seating and accessories for the home and the office. Their products, which range from task chairs to keyboard trays to CPU holders, are all geared towards making life simpler, easier, and healthier for anyone who works at a desk. Widely recognized for their line of office seating, Humanscale has done much to advance design in some newer product areas- namely in computer and office accessories such as monitor arms, foot machines, and the ergonomic computer mouse. Winner of numerous design awards, Humanscale continues to deliver groundbreaking office tools that combine simplicity, aesthetics, and ergonomics.
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Product Q&A
Q: What size desks do these corner sleeves fit?
A: The DE200 (medium) fits desks 1" -1.5" thick. The DE250 (large) fits desks 1.5" - 2.5" thick.
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Humanscale offers a 15 year warranty on its Corner Sleeves.
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Hamish Blake and Andy Lee are the clown princes of Australian television.
Mates for many years, this pair know just the right way to get themselves in the middle of plenty of fun and games.
Following on from their gap year in the United States, the boys set their sights on the many wonders of Europe.
But they don't exactly choose to do things the normal way. They prefer to take a different or more involved slant in their adventures.
The outcome is exactly the same, however. Everything they touch is humorous.
Hamish is the bright spark (or idiot) and Andy is more the voice of reason and tries to get on with things despite Hamish's nonsense.
Together they make perfect partners. Their adventures in Hamish and Andy's Euro Gap Year are many and varied.
Whether it is watching Hamish jump off Mostar's famous bridge, hitchhike racing, learning how to butler or race rabbit, the outcome is always the same. It is especially interesting when the boys compete against each other in bizarre contests.
There's reindeer racing, translation racing - which sees them try to make sense in Italian conversation with a local in Milan - or hitchhike racing, where the boys try to travel as far away as possible in 24 hours using any means possible.
The locals don't know what they are in for when these guys hit town.
Hamish and Andy deliver a great brand of comedy once again.
Hamish and Andy's Euro Gap Year
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Debates of May 15th, 2012
House of Commons Hansard #124 of the 41st Parliament, 1st Session. (The original version is on Parliament's site.) The word of the day was chair.
- Question Period
- Canada-Colombia Free Trade Agreement
- Petitions
- Questions on the Order Paper
- Questions Passed as Orders for Returns
- Copyright Modernization Act
- Blood Supply
- The Economy
- Intelligent Community of the Year
- Children's Mental Health
- Roadside Cleanup
- Ultimate Class Field Trip
- Trade
- Benjamin Alan Russell
- Iran
- Sagkeeng's Finest
- Automotive Industry
- Right to Food
- Maternal and Child Health
- Palliative Care
- Budget Implementation Legislation
- Employment
- New Democratic Party of Canada
- Pensions
- Employment
- The Budget
- National Defence
- Pensions
- The Environment
- National Defence
- Afghanistan
- Employment Insurance
- Veterans Affairs
- Canadian Heritage
- Justice
- Agriculture and Agri-Food
- Housing
- Fisheries and Oceans
- Aboriginal Affairs
- Post-Secondary Education
- Public Safety
- Aboriginal Affairs
- Natural Resources
- Air Transportation
- Housing
- Copyright Modernization Act
- Act to Authorize Industrial Alliance Pacific Insurance and Financial Services Inc. to Continue as a Body Corporate
- Copyright Modernization Act
- Business of Supply
- Copyright Modernization Act
- Citizenship and Immigration
- Natural Resources
- Transport
- Business of Supply
Automotive Industry
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Mark Adler York Centre, ON
Mr. Speaker, today I welcome members of the Automotive Industries Association of Canada, AIAC, to the House of Commons.
They are in Ottawa today to discuss how one of our most vital industries can continue to contribute to our economy, as well as help decrease Canada's environmental footprint.
As a member of the Standing Committee on Transport, Infrastructure and Communities, I can say with confidence and experience that the AIAC is one of our great partners in working to ensure that the transport industry operates as best as possible for all Canadians.
This is most evident in the AIAC's new vehicle maintenance campaign entitled, "Be Car Care Aware". This program is aimed at educating drivers on the benefits of regular vehicle maintenance, something that is becoming increasingly important with 9.2 million vehicles on our roads that are between 6 and 12 years old.
I commend the members of the AIAC for their continued efforts in Canada's transport industry, helping it to be safer, more environmentally friendly and an even greater contributor to the Canadian economy.
I wish them all the best for their day on the Hill. I am looking forward to the reception tonight where everyone who comes will have the chance to see a NASCAR race car up close.
Right to Food
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Chris Charlton Hamilton Mountain, ON
Mr. Speaker, along with others in the NDP shadow cabinet, I recently had the opportunity to brief the UN Special Rapporteur on the Right to Food.
Although it is regrettable that Canada is the first developed country to be investigated for failing to protect the right to food, our meeting was a welcome opportunity to raise the profile of what is wrong with the Canadian food system.
Despite our country's relative wealth, more than two million Canadians regularly do not have enough to eat. People on government income support and those earning minimum wage are often forced to choose between food and rent.
At the same time, farmers and fishers are going out of business, a quarter of Canadians are considered obese, and the industrial food production system is one of the leading contributors to greenhouse gas emissions.
Food bank use has soared by 28% in the past three years. In a typical month more than 850,000 Canadians are using a food bank.
We desperately need a national food policy, and I am hopeful that the UN rapporteur's report will be the catalyst for government action.
In the meantime, I urge all Canadians who are able to donate to a food bank now. Donations drop off in the summer, but the right to food must be protected every day of the year.
Maternal and Child Health
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Joyce Bateman Winnipeg South Centre, MB
Mr. Speaker, yesterday the member for Newton—North Delta claimed that "recent cuts to CIDA's budget threaten Canada's commitment to maternal and child health in the world's poorest nations." Nothing could be further from the truth.
Thanks to this government, in Mozambique, 141,000 women and children are receiving lifesaving HIV treatment. In Haiti, new maternal clinics are providing a full range of neonatal services.
Canadian taxpayers are giving tangible help to women and children in developing countries. I am wondering if the hon. member thinks that such action is endangering the health of mothers and newborns.
Our record is clear. It shows that Canada is the world leader in the effort to reduce maternal and infant mortality. It is a record of which Canadians can be proud.
Palliative Care
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Francis Scarpaleggia Lac-Saint-Louis, QC
Mr. Speaker, last week was National Hospice Palliative Care Week. Across the country, events focused on raising awareness about palliative care, an issue that deeply affects all Canadians. Palliative care is too often and wrongly considered incidental rather than an integral part of our health care system.
My riding of Lac-Saint-Louis is very fortunate to be home to the West Island Palliative Care Residence. This truly outstanding organization has been providing quality end-of-life care in a home-like setting since 2002, allowing patients from the western part of Quebec to live their last days in comfort and dignity.
Unfortunately, this type of care, which I consider to be a human right, is not universally available. Less than 30% of those who require palliative care currently have access to it.
I therefore call upon the government to implement the recommendation contained in the report of the Parliamentary Committee on Palliative and Compassionate Care that the federal government re-establish a palliative care secretariat to bring together various levels of government and stakeholders to develop and implement a national palliative and end-of-life care strategy.
Budget Implementation Legislation
Statements By Members
2:15 p.m.
LaVar Payne Medicine Hat, AB
Mr. Speaker, last night we were pleased to see Parliament pass the jobs, growth and long-term prosperity act at second reading.
Our government has a proven track record on the economy. That is why I was so pleased to see over 58,000 jobs created last month alone.
Canada's economic action plan 2012 is full of measures for job creation, and the sooner this legislation passes, the sooner these measures can help create more jobs and economic growth.
We consulted far and wide on what Canadians wanted to see in the budget. In fact, we held over 150 consultations with businesses, families, stakeholders and individuals right across the country. It was overwhelmingly received by Canadians from coast to coast to coast.
The NDP members should quit playing their silly games, put Canadians' best interests first, and work with our government to pass this job-creating legislation.
Statements By Members
2:15 p.m.
Anne-Marie Day Charlesbourg—Haute-Saint-Charles, QC
Mr. Speaker, less than a week after the unemployment rate goes up, the Minister of Finance has the gall to blame the unemployed. He is telling them to bite the bullet and accept any job.
This Conservative government is proving how out of touch with reality it is. There is a problem with the minister's twisted logic: for every job created in April, 23 Canadians were lining up for the dole. Is that what he calls a job creation strategy?
Even worse, the government wants to ram down Canadians' throats a 425-page budget that will restrict access to employment insurance.
The Minister of Human Resources and Skills Development cannot even define suitable work. In addition, she confirmed that she would not define it before the budget passes. She does not seem to realize the scope of the announced changes.
Canadians are tired of being treated with contempt by this government, which is reducing access to employment insurance, cutting government services and slashing old age security. Enough is enough.
In 2015, this government will be out of work.
New Democratic Party of Canada
Statements By Members
2:15 p.m.
Tilly O'Neill-Gordon Miramichi, NB
Mr. Speaker, the NDP leader recently announced his new shadow cabinet and there is certainly weakness among the ranks. He appointed the member for St. John's South—Mount Pearl as critic for ACOA and post-secondary education. This member has developed the reputation of an "unapologetic Newfoundland separatist" and is willing to take extreme positions on unity.
He certainly has not been prepared to stand up for one of Newfoundland and Labrador's oldest industries, the seal hunt. Instead of standing up to the radicals who oppose this traditional way of life, he suggested that it may be time for sealers to just give up. Our government is proud to stand up for Canadian sealers. It is shocking to hear the member for St. John's South—Mount Pearl speak so harshly against this important industry.
The NDP threatens dangerous economic experiments, job-killing taxes—
New Democratic Party of Canada
Statements By Members
2:15 p.m.
The Speaker Andrew Scheer
Order, please. Oral questions. The hon. Leader of the Opposition.
Oral Questions
May 15th, 2012 / 2:15 p.m.
Thomas Mulcair Leader of the Opposition
Mr. Speaker, until now the Conservatives had refused to come clean on how much they plan to cut from old age security. Finally yesterday, when asked whether the Conservative cuts would take about $10 billion out of the pockets of Canadian seniors, the Minister of Finance said, "I've heard that number. I've heard $12 billion also. Something in that area." I guess it is not just the Minister of Defence who has arithmetic problems.
Would the Prime Minister refresh the memory of his Minister of Finance and table the full cost of his old age security cuts in the House?
Oral Questions
2:15 p.m.
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Stephen Harper Prime Minister
Mr. Speaker, I would be glad to refresh the memory of the leader of the NDP. Of course, in this budget there are no reductions to old age security. Seniors of Canada know that.
We are looking at adjustments to the age of eligibility that will not begin to take effect until the year 2023. In the meantime, seniors will have the option of delaying receiving these benefits and receiving them at a higher rate if they choose to do so.
Oral Questions
2:15 p.m.
Thomas Mulcair Leader of the Opposition
Mr. Speaker, it will not take effect. They will have been thrown out of office before then.
The Conservatives want to pick the pockets of our seniors and take $12,000 from each one of them. That is what this means for our seniors. The Conservatives want to force them to work two extra years. That might cost $10 billion or even $12 billion.
What are the real figures? Why are the Conservatives refusing to disclose them? We know why. If the Conservatives disclose these figures, then everyone will know the simple truth: that the system is sustainable and there is no reason to add two years and take $12,000 from every senior.
Oral Questions
2:20 p.m.
Calgary Southwest
Stephen Harper Prime Minister
Mr. Speaker, again, our seniors and our retirees know the truth. Their pensions are not being cut in this budget. On the contrary, the eligibility age will not change until 2023.
Next year, seniors will have the opportunity to delay receiving their OAS in order to increase the amount they receive. They have that option.
Oral Questions
2:20 p.m.
Thomas Mulcair Leader of the Opposition
Mr. Speaker, the Minister of Finance's remarks about OAS were not the only disturbing comments he made yesterday afternoon.
When asked whether unemployed teachers and nurses should be forced to take any job that comes along or be taken off EI, the minister said, "There is no bad job. The only bad job is not having a job."
Oral Questions
2:20 p.m.
Some hon. members
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Oral Questions
2:20 p.m.
The Speaker Andrew Scheer
Order, please. I will ask hon. members to hold off on their applause until the Leader of the Opposition has finished his question.
The hon. Leader of the Opposition.


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The Sak Classic Marlboro Shoulder Bag
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The perfect bag for the season, The Sak Classic Crocheted Marlboro Hobo is light in weight but heavy in style with room for carrying everything you need day or night!
- Striped crocheted crossbody bag
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- Nylon lining with zip pocket and two slip pockets
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Steve Madden Studded Tote
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Be right on trend when you are carrying the Steve Madden Studded Tote. You will love showing of this fun and edgy tote!
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Center of Attention - A Thorough Look at the Flames Depth Down the Middle
Kent Wilson
July 18 2011 11:51AM
Now that Brendan Morrison is back in the fold, the Flames have at least five NHL centerman at their disposal, including Mikael Backlund, Olli Jokinen, Daymond Langkow and Matt Stajan. The last three guys make $3+ million year while Backlund made a strong case to move up the depth chart last season. Like the club's ever growing collection of depth defensemen, Calgary's situation down the middle seems to similar with lots of middling guys and fewer top-end options.
it's going to be interesting to see how Brent Sutter manages his centerman this coming season because there's no obvious, clear-cut top-ender. Last year, lacking Daymond Langkow, Brent began with Stajan on the top line, Backlund on the fourth, with Morrison and Jokinen occupying the middle lines. That rotation was essentially inverted by the end of the year, with Stajan skating on the fourth line and Backlund with Iginla and Jokinen and Langkow again somewhere in the middle. This is closer to how I see things shaping up this comiing year, although October will be the first time Sutter has all five healthy bodies available at the same time.
First off, I've compiled and ranked each guy's corrected corsi rating. This measure simply adjusts for zone starts, allowing us to put every guy on even footing.
|ice time
|corsi raw
|ZS diff
|corr corsi
The table shows each players even strength ice time, corsi/60 minutes rating, raw corsi as well as offensive zone and defensive zone face-offs at ES. The corrected corsi is presented in both raw and rate (/60) form. Daymond Langkow was left excluded because of a tiny sample size.
Of course, the possession numbers are only a part of the story.
Daymond Langkow
Daymond Langkow is a bit of an unknown commodity, having only appeared in four games last year and turning 35 in September. He has been the Flames best hard-minutes option down the middle for years and I thought he looked surprisingly good in his return considering the seriousness of his injury and the amount of time he spent away, but one wonders if or when time is going to catch up to him. Langkow managed a corsi rate of +11.71 in his four-game stint, which is very strong, but of course the sample size is way too small to really judge anything.
If Daymond is indeed fully functional this season, I don't expect him to land with Iginla and Tanguay. Aside from an ill-fated two month experiment where rolled played Iginla and Jokinen in a power-vs-power role, Sutter has been tried to shelter Iggy a bit by feeding other lines the tougher match-ups. In 2009-10, Langkow and Bourque were more or less chosen for that role while last season Jokinen and Bourque were the guys splitting the tough match-ups.
As a result, I half expect Langkow to be placed in a sort of second/third line shut-down duty with with either Bourque or Glencross, where he's mostly matched up against the big boys and not expected to score as much. It's a role he can handle better than anyone other center currently on the club, so if he's indeed 100% then he may be able to shift the tide a bit more in the Flames favor.
Mikael Backlund
Although Backlund's totals weren't overly impressive last season (10 goals, 25 points) the 22-year old nevertheless made a strong statement in his first full season in the league. Although he was highly sheltered for most of the year, Backlund's underlying numbers remain impressive with a corsi rate of +14.89/60, by far the best amongst the Flames middle-men.
Backlund spent a lot of time with Jackman in a fourth line role, particularly to start the year, but there's no question he knocked the ball out of the park. Killing the lesser lights is the first step every kid needs to take in order to move beyond a replacement level player and it's one Flames prospects have frequently been unable to take.
Although he was a healthy scratch during some of he tougher times at the start of the year, Backlund found himself playing with Iginla and Tanguay near the end of the year when injuries had claimed Morrison and Moss. In the last seven games of the season, his ice time crested 17+ minutes four times, well above his season average of about 12. This is in contrast to Matt Stajan, whose single game high in the same span was 12:59.
The kids game seemed to progress last season by eye as well. By the latter half, he was holding onto the puck in the offensive zone a bit more and seemed to have rid himself of the habit of crossing the blueline and firing the biscuit whenever convenient. His vision and hands were on display to a greater degree the more comfortable he got and I think he was chosen to be elevated above Stajan on merit. As an added bonus, he also scored what might be the Flames goal of the year:
Backlund has spent the first 97 games of his career crushing the other team's fourth liners, so I think it's time the kid was moved up the rotation a bit. As it stands, he is my preferred option to center Iginla and Tanguay (assuming the Langkow line takes the heavies, of course).
Olli Jokinen
My favorite target for derision and nicknames had himself an okay season considering how Brent Sutter used him. Joker has never been a heavy hitter at ES, mostly feasting on easy match-ups and PP time to put points in the past. He and Bourque split tougher minutes with Iginla and Tanguay and they struggled to keep their heards above water (although the anchor seemed to be Bourque rather than Jokinen). Olli didn't get completely crushed in that role, however, plus he did manage to produce with the man advantage unlike his first tour of duty in Calgary.
With Langkow back in the fold, Jokinen can probably face second and third lines again, particularly if he skates with, say, Glencross and Moss. Glencross and Jokinen formed a fruitful partnership for a brief period in the middle of season last year. It could happen again, especially if the Big Fin isn't expected to skate against the big boys. A third line-center, first unit PP role for Jokinen is probably ideal.
Matt Stajan
The centerpiece of the Dion Phanuef trade has been a total bust in Flames colors so far. Stajan began his time in Calgary as the guy tabbed to center Jarome. By the end of his first full season, he was playing 10 minutes a night and looking every inch a fourth line centerman.
Stajan certainly had some things go wrong for him last year. His SH% dropped to just 7.4%, a career low. Of course, his shot rate also fell to just over one per game, which is defensive defenseman territory. As a player, Stajan doesn't seem overly good at anything, but has a few glaring weaknesses. Primarily, he seems to struggle to win puck battles and physical contests along the boards. He gives up the puck really easily, even in the neutral zone, and he doesn't produce enough opportunities at the good end of the ice to excuse his lapses elsewhere. He also tends to get clocked by an opposing defender pretty regularly.
Stajan produced pretty well for the first month or so, but it was pretty much all percentages. Once those regressed, Sutter busted him down the depth chart and buried him, preferring to move up guys like Morrison and Backlund instead. Sutter even turned to David Moss to play center rather than elevate Stajan mid-season. That's as strong an indictment of a $3.5 million veteran there is I think.
Stajan could probably put up more points if he was given more ice time and that SH% is bound to bounce back up to career norms, but I'm not convinced he'll ever be good enough to justify his contract in Calgary. His underlying numbers this past year were mediocre even though his circumstances in aggregate weren't too much different than Backlund's. I suspect the latter guy is as good or better a player right now and will certainly be in the future. Despite the disparate price-tags I assume (and hope) Sutter defaults to Backlund as the better option going forward.
Brendan Morrison
Signed out of desperation after Ales Kotalik and Daymond Langkow were declared not fit to start the season last year, Brendan Morrison provided a surprising amount of value for his $750k ticket. The 36-year old was really productive given his price-tag and he managed to bounce around the line-up, filling holes at both center and wing where ever he was needed.
It turned out to be a serendipitous acquisition for the club. No center was more efficient than Morrison at producing points at even strength. He also managed 4.7 power-play points per 60 minutes of ice, second behind only Olli Jokinen. It was appropriate, although ironic, then that his season-ending knee injury was considered such a blow to the Flames play-off hopes in March.
That's the good stuff. On the other hand, Morrison's underlying numbers are the very worst of those discussed here. His corsi rate per 60 was bottom-of-the barrel of any Calgary skater. If we look at corsi tied (which eliminates playing-to-score effects on possession), Morrison was dead last on the club with a .452 ratio. This means he spent the most time chasing the puck around the defensive zone of any center, and that's even with Olli Jokinen playing a role that was above his head.
Morrison traded on some team-best percentages to stay afloat. His PDO (on-ice SV%+SH%) was 102.7. No other regular centerman crested 100. This was mostly driven by an on-ice SH% of 10.16% at ES. To put that in perspective, the NHL average SH% at 5-on-5 is sually about 7-8%. Matt Stajan was second on the team with a 8.88% rate.
There's a couple of conclusions here: either Brendan Morrison is finding a way to drive percentages to a greater degree than most NHL forwards can manage or the hockey gods saw fit to smile on him last season. Given that we know percentages typically regress towards the mean in the long-run, I'm going with door number 2.
None of this is to say Morrison is altogether terrible and useless. I think with Matt Stajan falling off a cliff plus some of the injury concerns last year, Morrison was often thrust into positions that are technically above his head at this point in his career (top-six rotation). The percentages masked his struggles to the degree that he remained preferable to other options, so he continued to see more ice time than his true talent might warrant.
The data here is cautionary: on one hand, Morrison was one of the most efficient producers of points while he was on the ice for the Flames last season. On the other hand, he spent a lot of time getting outchanced...Iginla's scoring chance ratio with Morrison, for example, was 47.6%. Without Morrison, it was 55.3%. Morrison's own SC ratio last season was 50.8%, the third lowest of regular Flames forwards. The risk here is assuming the percentages will hold for BMo and he'll continue to score like a top-six forward despite the puck heading the wrong direction when he's on the ice. That's likely a bad bet.
As such, I hope Morrison doesn't return from his injury and bump a guy like Mikael Backlund down the depth chart or to the wing. The old guy should be used as the utility player he is, not the second-line center his counting stats suggest. If he lands in the bottom-six as a winger or replaces Stajan as the fourth-line center (assuming the club could ever move Stajan's ticket out of town), I'll be satisfied.
Overall, the Flames have some options and I think fans should be heartened by the return of Langkow (who can take on the tougher minutes) and Backlund (who appears ready to take a big step forward ia afforded the chance). As mentioned at the onset, the club doesn't have a truly above-average to elite option down the middle which may cause problems against the better clubs in the league and could result in a lot of game-to-game shuffling of the deck if the team goes through some hard times.
Given that the Feaster/Sutter era forged ahead in a very similar fashion to the "previous" regime... I'd say a 2nd-year player being given better ice-time than a vet like Morrison is wishful thinking. Although I hope you're right and believe it needs to happen.
I wasn't impressed with Langkow in his season pre-injury, wasn't impressed by his return last season and am pretty sure I won't be impressed by him this season. But, I'll hold out blind hope that he returns to his old hard-working self.
Yup, that pretty much spells it out.
One of the few hopes I have for the Flames actually being a better team this coming year is that Langkow can return and play the effective hockey we're accustomed to and if not, le sigh.
It makes sense to me that:
Backlund, Iginla, Tanguay are the "#1" role (fed Sedin-like zone starts)
Langkow, Bourque and perhaps Morrison (as the face-off guy) or other (Hagman? if he's around) are the "#2" (face the toughs, fed to the wolves)
Glencross, Jokinen and Moss the #3 role (kick the teeth in of the "third lines" of the league)
Morrison (or Stajan), Jackman and Kostopolous, are the energy line.
Either way Morrison plays, we've got to rid ourselves of Stajan... or Hagman. I'd rather hang on to Hagman since his contract is gone at years end than Stajan, but... maybe that's not possible.
I just don't see room for Stajan, and when you factor in his contract, he's a disaster. He's not going to compete for a top-two center... and if not, he's a massive overpay.
GO to the Islanders young man!
OUT with Stajan, IN with defenseman please!
July 18 2011, 12:30PM
I would guess that if Backs is the top line centre, they'll need Sedin-like zone starts. I'm OK with that if Langks and Joker can handle the heavies, and maybe BMo can be a good #4.
Stajan... can the Flames send him to Abby, or does the NMC I assume he has forbide it? I'd love to see him elsewhere. Is it possible he's spent the offseason developing the muscle and skill to hold on to the puck in the NHL?
Great read by the way, Kent.
Morrison's spot is all theorhetical at the moment. Scuttlebut is that he won't be recovered from surgery at training camp or by the start of the regular season... That being said I echo what Kent says and I wouldn't at all object to rolling with the following lines out of camp:
Tanguay - Backlund - Iginla
Glencross - Langkow - Bourque
Hagman - Jokinen - Moss
Kostopolis - Stajan - Jackman
Properly utilized I think that can be a competative line-up against much of the league. By properly utilized I mean if Sutter coaches like he has the team that he has rather then the team that he would like to have. Using the Iginla line like Vancouver uses the Sedins and the Langkow line like the Kesler line.
My big fear with Morrison is that Sutter is going to elevate him immediately upon him being cleared play rather then let circumstances dictate his placement.
I suspect that Feaster is feeling the same pressure from King that Sutter felt... keep the team in a playoff hunt and scarifice the longer term vision to do so...
Feaster has basically kept the same team intact that failed to make the playoffs twice, has handed out more NMC, traded Regehr for a marginal return, failed to sign Erixson, traded a second round pick to dump Kotalik, actively tried to sign Smyth (with a cap hit of $6.2 million), tried to sign Richards for $65 million / 9 years, almost maxed out our 50 contract cap with.... at best marginal NHL talent.
I suspect that coach Sutter will feel the same pressure from Feaster, take what you have and field the best possible mix, produce points. That will translate into Kipper playing far to much, and younger talent like Backlund not seeing much ice time.
I like these lines I think they're pretty good except I'd switch Glencross and Hagman. In order to rekindle the chemistry between the GlenX Joker Moss line, I think after a year playing together they will be a pretty decent third line. I don't like Hagman but he could be marginally effective on that second line playing with Langkow and Bourque.
Great read Kent,
I agree with what you are saying especially in regards to Lanks. I hope Backlund gets some added minutes. I also look at Lanks and Bmo as security blankets for Backlund. (ala connie) if the top line struggles brent will probably throw Lanks or morrison up there and this will happen a few times this year. Also I really hope kipper doesn't see more than 62 games, hopefully with a full year under his belt the tower can play 20 or close to it.
That's another possibility. Keeping in mind that in my mind that second line eats the really hard minutes and I'm not sure I'd trust Hagman to eat hard minutes (or at least not to the extent that I trust Glencross to do the same).
I'm glad to see the sentiment is shared that Backlund should be given the oppurtunity to anchor the top line. He'd be the first real "skill" guy that probably sits on that line in a long time. I thought that was the reason he was drafted, a highly skilled guy that was gonna play a top 6 role. If he's not gonna be utilized at all that way this year and guys like BMO, Langks, Jokinen and hell Stajan are played on higher lines than him, I'd rather him be traded and we at least get a decent return right now than at the end of the season when he becomes another 3rd/4th liner.
Tanguay-Backlund-Iginla. *OPEN*-Langkow-Bourque. GlennX-Jokinen-Moss. Hagman/Stajan-Kostopolous-Jackman.
That seems to me the best bet on the forward lines. Now that open spot on the second line is there because I don't like either Hagman or Stajan there to start the year and BMO may not be ready to start the year. So there is a chance for a Byron or even Baertschi(his 10 games at least) to sit in that spot to start the year, so at least there is the illusion of a spot for the younger players.
I keep hearing comments like "we're not going for the cup this year anyway."
Perfect: so then there's no excuse not to throw Backlund on the top line between Iginla and Tangs. We've learned that it doesn't necessarily matter who lines up between those two. We are talking about two 32+ year old veterans... Is there a better place to put a 22 year old? Two very experienced, skilled players and all Backlund would have to do is use his speed, and make the simple plays. The top line would be much quicker as a result. Might ignite Iggy/Tangs to play with a youngster, rather than Morrison/Langks.
In my opinion, it is more difficult to succeed in a 2nd line centre role in the Western Conference than a #1 role. Iggy and Tangs are somewhat sheltered as is... so let Backlund grow and evolve in that role. You're not doing any favours for him, nor the organization if you put him in a #3 centre role. He would just turn into yet another Eric Nystrom or Dustin Boyd. He showed he can be responsible defensively, he showed he can use his speed and skill to get Iggy and Tangs moving a bit more, and he'll continue to progress between two very skilled veteran forwards. Langks/Jokinen are useful tools, but I think both would provide more value to your team as #2/#3 centremen. Assuming no Staj/Hag trades:
Tanguay-Backlund-Iginla, GlenX-Jokinen-Bourque, Morrison-Langkow-Moss, Hagman-Stajan-Jackman (Kostop, PL3 exras)
Id also like to see Byron play alongside Langkow on the #3 line. I think we saw how effective a small, skilled winger can be, playing with good ol' dependable Langks (example: 15 goals in 60ish games for Nigel Dawes in 09/10). I think it would provide a bit of a sparkplug to an otherwise lunch-bucket line (Langkow, Moss). Of course, this is not possible if the team is unable to ship out at least one veteran (Stajan, Hagman, Kostopoulos...) But, of course, this is not something I will get my hopes up for
So are we going to have the oldest and most expensive 4th line in the league this season?
Kent, as possible fodder for an off season article, I'd love to see a breakdown of the first half vs second half advanced stats for last year. We had a long stretch of .650 hockey in the second half and I'd be curious to see which of those two halves is more realistic for setting expectations this year, especially since it's virtually the same roster.
Chuck Norris never ate sand paper as a substitute for bread. Langkow also uses it to shave.
Should we trust bourque to take on the heavies with an aging langkow? We all saw how bad he was this year at that role and I'm jot wondering if glen x wouldn't be better suited just to stay above water
Should we trust bourque to take on the heavies with an aging langkow? We all saw how bad he was this year at that role and I'm jot wondering if glen x wouldn't be better suited just to stay above water
Why not use both? I think you give Bourque the chance to redeem himself, Langkow the chance to show he's still got it and Glencross the chance to show he can handle it. If they don't work out then by all means do some rejigging but I think the potential benefit is to good to not give it a go early in the year.
@Kent Wilson
.....at the same time however i dont reeeally want to break up the joker glen x moss line... but if i was to do lines my way... (b/c i wanna be cool to lol)
tangs backs iggy
glen x langkow bourque
baerstchi (for first 10 games)eventually replaced by morrison joker moss
kosto stajan jackman
i think this line up give you the best odds of winning right now
defense is a mess tho
While it is perfectly understandable that so many fans want to see Stajan out of here , I wonder if we might not see a significantly improved season from him in 2011-12. Certainly his contract is too big and too long, but the question I really have about him is how much he was hampered by injuries last season. Because teams provide so little information about injuries I think at times we as fans are hard on guys who may have had a good excuse for not performing, up to our expectations. I think a really good example of this is David Moss. If we go back three seasons he scored 20 goals then the following year he was way down . I don't remember , but I think it was a single digit year. Then this past year he was back up to 20 goals. When you check this out what you find is that two years ago he apparently had several injury issues, but they weren't mentioned much. Stajan is still relatively young and if he is healthy he should be able to do way more than we saw from him last season.At least I hope so.
I will get roasted for suggesting this, but I wouldn't mind seeing the following lines trialed:
Tanguay-Stajan-Iginla Hagman-Langkow-Bourque Glencross-Backlund-Moss Morrison-Jokinen-Jackman
Why? Well I think the team needs a couple of competent shut down lines to takes some of the heavy lifting off of the top line (aka Vancouver).
Langkow has worked very well in that role with Bourque. They also did it with Dawes on the LW, so I think Hagman would fit in fine.
Backlund is showing flashes of strong two-way play. My hope is he turns into a Kesler type player. Even Jokinen did okay playing in a shut down role between Moss/Glencross, so if you are going to see how he does in that role that is a pretty good place to start.
That leaves Jokinen and Stajan. Jokinen excelled in Florida in a sheltered role. He isn't going to get that on the top line with Iginla. He also has no chemistry with Iginla. So put him with Morrison/Jackman in a sheltered role and let them attack the white meat.
Which leaves Stajan. I know he was bad last season, but he hasn't been bad most of his career. Hopefully he is returning healthy and can slot in between Tanguay/Iginla taking a high amount of offensive draws.
That leaves you with line focused on offensive draws. Line 2 and 3 able to share a shutdown role. And Line 4 who is going to get the soft competition.
July 18 2011, 04:00PM
Stajans contract might mean it is inevitable that he gets some time on the top line.
Maybe the Morrison signing is an indicator of a trade with the glutton of centers.
I don't know why on Flames Nation a ton of people have Jokinen on the third line with random dance partners. Jokinen may not be the 39 goal, 90 point guy in Florida, but he is a legit #2 centre.
If Brent Sutter is smart, you start the season with Glencross-Jokinen-Moss on the second line.
I know Langkow can shut down other teams tops line, but he's missed virtually all of last season. Langkow elevates Bourque, even if Bourque doesn't score 27 next season I would rather him learn to play more defensively.
The biggest 'it' factors on this team next season are Jokinen, Langkow and Stajan. All Jokinen has to do is play north-south hockey, he was great during the latter half. Stajan has to be way tougher, he's playing way too soft.
That people have Jokinen on "third-line" isn't really indicative of anything. He's just not on the ES primary scoring line, the tough minute shutdown line, or physical low minute energy line. I mean I think we can all agree that Joker isn't the ideal figure for any of those.
We're basically talking about putting him on a scoring line that has a lighter defensive match-up, less preferential starting circumstances and PP only special teams assignment (With Olli probably drawing the #1 PP unit assignment and Moss the #2 PP unit assignment). Frankly, I think that's the kind of assignment where Olli Jokinen could be most effective.
Count me in with the giv eBacklund more ice time group. The team has to avoid turning him into a career 3rd liner.
At the same time, the coaches will have to make sure he adheres to 2-way play, especially if he's centering Tanguay/Iginla.
I wonder if Stajan would be more effective as a third line winger?
Tangs-Backs-Iggy GlenX-Joker-Moss Staj-Langks-Bourque
Langks can handle the work in the corners against tough opposition in the D zone, Bourque is all shot and Stajan is a pure passer... seems like a decent third line to me
July 19 2011, 10:15AM
I have always like Joker as a winger. They should move him to wing...
Tang - Back - Igy Borq - Lang - Joker GlenX - Mor - Moss
The scariest thing about this team is the thin blue line....also not enough top end skill in the top two lines...
8 place at best
I wonder if Stajan would be more effective as a third line winger?
Tangs-Backs-Iggy GlenX-Joker-Moss Staj-Langks-Bourque
Langks can handle the work in the corners against tough opposition in the D zone, Bourque is all shot and Stajan is a pure passer... seems like a decent third line to me
Do you realize you are paying more for the 3rd line than you are on the #1 line & over twice the price of the 2nd line. When you look at minutes & situational play of each line, that is really poor cap management. You will never get over achieving results from that 3rd line & it cap restricts us from having a true top 3-4 defenceman. There's a reason why a 4th line should be of the nature of a Bouma, Desbians, PL3, Kostopolous. Those are your energy guys & the price tag on that line should be always under 2.5-3.0Mil. Your 3rd line plays tougher minutes but they should average 10-12 minutes. The salary average of that line should be around the 6.0Mil. 2nd line should be higher minutes, #2 power play unit, some penalty kill, dangerous ES. If you can get that cap hit down to 9-10 mill, great. 1st line needs your marquee players, budget 15-18mill. Forward group cap hit target would be around 32-35mill. Top 4 dmen should come in around 20mil 5-6-7 dmen should revolve around 2.0-2.5Mill Your 2 goalies should be in around 5.0Mil
You start spending 3.5 mill cap hits on 3rd or 4th lines on one player, something has gotta give. This pretty crude & generic & every GM has there own formula, but its so imperative you have at least 2 basement bargain players to get you some flexibilty & that should be every GM's role is to turn over every stone to get it. Thing is, fact, a young kid called up & plays way beyond expectations at dirt cheap will occur more often than the chances of the Morrison windfall signing we scored last year. Moral of story, make room & give the kids a chance, not 35-36-37 year olds.
Do you realize you are paying more for the 3rd line than you are on the #1 line & over twice the price of the 2nd line. When you look at minutes & situational play of each line, that is really poor cap management. You will never get over achieving results from that 3rd line & it cap restricts us from having a true top 3-4 defenceman. There's a reason why a 4th line should be of the nature of a Bouma, Desbians, PL3, Kostopolous. Those are your energy guys & the price tag on that line should be always under 2.5-3.0Mil. Your 3rd line plays tougher minutes but they should average 10-12 minutes. The salary average of that line should be around the 6.0Mil. 2nd line should be higher minutes, #2 power play unit, some penalty kill, dangerous ES. If you can get that cap hit down to 9-10 mill, great. 1st line needs your marquee players, budget 15-18mill. Forward group cap hit target would be around 32-35mill. Top 4 dmen should come in around 20mil 5-6-7 dmen should revolve around 2.0-2.5Mill Your 2 goalies should be in around 5.0Mil
You start spending 3.5 mill cap hits on 3rd or 4th lines on one player, something has gotta give. This pretty crude & generic & every GM has there own formula, but its so imperative you have at least 2 basement bargain players to get you some flexibilty & that should be every GM's role is to turn over every stone to get it. Thing is, fact, a young kid called up & plays way beyond expectations at dirt cheap will occur more often than the chances of the Morrison windfall signing we scored last year. Moral of story, make room & give the kids a chance, not 35-36-37 year olds.
Do I realize? Yes. I realize.
I'm aware the Flames management has poorly structured their cap dollars. They have a number of overpaid players in replaceable positions, that are undesirable for other teams. I was simply making a suggestion as to where Stajan might be a decent fit, rather than in a top-line C or 4th line C role. No one is suggesting the Flames have a young team, or that Stajan/Langkow/Bourque aren't overpaid. The dollars have already been allocated to these players, those decisions have already been made. For the love of god, don't tell me you would organize the line-up for your hockey team based on salary structure.
Do I realize? Yes. I realize.
I'm aware the Flames management has poorly structured their cap dollars. They have a number of overpaid players in replaceable positions, that are undesirable for other teams. I was simply making a suggestion as to where Stajan might be a decent fit, rather than in a top-line C or 4th line C role. No one is suggesting the Flames have a young team, or that Stajan/Langkow/Bourque aren't overpaid. The dollars have already been allocated to these players, those decisions have already been made. For the love of god, don't tell me you would organize the line-up for your hockey team based on salary structure.
Obviously not. It's just one of many things you can look at to see if you are spending your cap dollars in a wise & balanced way. It also might give you a direction with signings & trades. My lord, what would have happened if we signed Richards? Richards would have been a walk in the park if we didnt have the salary committed to 3rd & 4th lines. It also allows you to give opportunity to young players on a yearly basis because there are positions up for grabs. I'm just saying something isnt working when you pencil more cap $$$ to 3rd line than the 1st line.I'm just saying, you only have so much money to spend so there has to be some consideration to player/salary/cap management and development. Difference between the likes of teams like Detroit & Nashville & the Flames.
I am of the opinion that the Flames don't have a reasonable chance next season. They lack defensive depth. They have too many players that are over paid and underachieving. They don't have many budget players left on the roster. And they consist of a core that missed the playoffs the last 2-seasons and were quick exits before that.
Not saying they shouldn't try. Not saying they absolutely won't be successful. But I am saying the chances are we are biding this season until dollars come off next.
Which is why I would really like to see both Backlund and Stajan put into a position to be successful. They are the only 2-centres inked beyond next season and I would hate to see Stajan as a future anchor or Backlund developed incorrectly.
C'mon guys, Backlund is NOT a 1st line center. Lay off the Cool Aid.
C'mon guys, Backlund is NOT a 1st line center. Lay off the Cool Aid.
He's our last Jedi hope to magically get there. Otherwise, our 2011 draft picks wont really hit the battle field for a few years. Times are dark for the DS Rebellion. (sorry I was watching star wars the other night:) )


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"There's 'snow' where to park up here," has often been the cry of those trying to use upper Huntington Canyon for recreational purposes. The snowmobilers inundate the area each weekend during the winter months.
Mesia Nyman, the Ferron District Ranger for the Manti-Lasal reported to the Emery County Public Lands Council during their January meeting that the US Forest Service has plans for a project to put a new parking lot in the Big Drift area just before the turnoff to South Skyline.
The forest service hasn't decided which side of the road the parking lot will be placed, but they are planning for at least a 50 place parking lot. This parking lot will help to alleviate all of the parking on the road and help make a dangerous situation safer for all users. This area has also become a popular spot for kite boarders as well as the traditional snowmobilers.
They are inviting input on parking lot placement and comments can be made at the Ferron office.
Nyman also reported the forest service was participating in avalanche training.
The bids for the boat ramp at Huntington Reservoir on the Manti came in last fall and they were much higher than anticipated. This will be a joint project between the county and the forest service crews and it will begin later this fall after the water has gone down. Nyman said fill dirt taken from the parking lot project could be used at the boat ramp project.
The attempt to harvest dead spruce at Lake Canyon has been appealed and sent back to the forest service for more work, but it remains a viable project.
There is a new ATV project planned for a route from Millers Flat to the South Skyline Drive along the highway.
The forest service has lost their concessionaire and they haven't had anyone interested in picking up this volunteer job. These volunteers keep the campgrounds open and clean. These campgrounds include Ferron Reservoir, Joe's Valley Reservoir, Indian Creek and some campgrounds in Huntington Canyon including Old Folks Flat. These are unpaid positions, but a volunteer stipend is offered to cover gas and related expenses. Anyone interested in these campground positions should contact the Ferron office.
Nyman also said they would like to put the guard stations on a rental program which includes the Seely and the Ferron guard station. They invite input on this action as well.
Nyman said some cleanup work has taken place outside at the old resort at Ferron Reservoir, but they need money to complete the cleanup due to asbestos. There are two cabins remaining at the site as well as the main lodge. Ten of the 12 cabins were purchased by area residents and removed from the site.
The asbestos will need to be removed and then the lodge can be safely burned.
It was also mentioned the Ferron guard station can be used for a warming station for snowmobilers.
Mike McCandless reported the scenic by-way funds will help with the ATV trail and also the parking lot.


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Question 1 of 30
Where was Benjamin Franklin born?
Franklin was born in Boston in 1706.
Question 2 of 30
Was Franklin ever president of the United States?
People often assume that Franklin was one of the early presidents. Understandable, because he did just about everything else, but he was never president.
Question 3 of 30
What was his father's occupation?
candle maker
Josiah Franklin was a soap and candle maker.
Question 4 of 30
How many siblings did he have?
Franklin was the 15th of his father's 17 kids (with two wives).
Question 5 of 30
How many years of formal education did Franklin complete?
Franklin was sent to school when he was 8 and pulled out when he was 10.
Question 6 of 30
What was Franklin's worst subject in his brief stint at school?
A brilliant mathematician in later years, Franklin actually failed math twice.
Question 7 of 30
What did Franklin want to be when he grew up?
Young Ben had dreams of being a sailor like one of his brothers, but his father wouldn't hear of it.
Question 8 of 30
At the age of 12, Franklin was apprenticed to his brother in what kind of shop?
He went to work as a typesetter at his brother's newspaper, the New England Courant.
Question 9 of 30
While working for his brother, Franklin secretly wrote letters to the newspaper under this name.
Charity Loveness
Silence Dogood
A teenage Franklin took on the persona of a widow named Silence Dogood and wrote 14 letters to the paper, which turned out to be wildly popular.
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Question 10 of 30
Where did Franklin go when he quit the print shop?
New York
James wasn't too happy when he found out who Silence Dogood was, so Ben took off and escaped to Philadelphia.
Question 11 of 30
What was the name of the newspaper that Franklin ran in Philadelphia?
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Pennsylvania Gazette
Franklin didn't found the Gazette, but he and a partner bought it in 1729 and made it the most successful paper in the colonies.
Colonial Courant
Question 12 of 30
In 1737, the Pennsylvania Gazette published Franklin's list of more than 200 synonyms for this word.
"The Drinkers Dictionary" listed synonyms for "drunk" -- like "crack'd," "glaiz'd" and "pidgeon ey'd."
Question 13 of 30
Did Franklin own slaves?
Franklin owned two slaves, George and King, who worked in his house. But he eventually freed them and became an abolitionist.
It's uncertain.
Question 14 of 30
Which of these terms did Franklin NOT coin?
Franklin came up with many electricity-related terms, but telephone wasn't one of them.
Question 15 of 30
Franklin devised a new phonetic alphabet that would do away with the letters C, J, W, Y, Q and __.
Franklin considered C, J, W, Y, Q and X to be redundant letters.
Question 16 of 30
For how many years of his life did Franklin live overseas?
Franklin lived in London and Paris for a total of 27 years, crossing the Atlantic 20 times.
Question 17 of 30
What discovery did Franklin make that cut two weeks off travel time across the Atlantic?
the Gulf Stream
Franklin studied the currents on his many trips across the ocean. He noticed the warm current flowing like "a river in the ocean" and realized that ships traveling to Europe could go much faster if they followed it.
El Nino
the trade winds
Question 18 of 30
Which bird did Franklin argue might be a better national symbol than the eagle?
In a letter to his daughter, Franklin wrote, "I wish the Bald Eagle had not been chosen as the Representative of our Country. He is a Bird of bad moral Character…. the Turkey is in Comparison a much more respectable Bird."
Question 19 of 30
In 1775, Franklin became the first person to hold this position in the United States.
attorney general
postmaster general
Franklin was made the first postmaster general of the United States.
surgeon general
Question 20 of 30
What was the name of the philosophical club that Franklin started in Philadelphia?
Junto was a group of men from all different occupations that met on Friday nights.
Question 21 of 30
In 1747, Franklin anonymously wrote a fictional story about this woman, who was prosecuted for having a child out of wedlock.
Sally Richmond
Prudence Jones
Polly Baker
"The Speech of Polly Baker" was an indictment of the judicial system, which persecuted unwed mothers but not men.
Question 22 of 30
Franklin had quite a fondness for pseudonyms. What was another?
Richard Saunders
The character of Richard Saunders was the namesake of "Poor Richard's Almanack," which Franklin published for 25 years.
Chastity Swift
Jonathan Moore
Question 23 of 30
Most of Franklin's famous sayings were first published in the almanac. This was NOT one of them.
"He that lies down with dogs will rise up with fleas."
"Love your neighbor, but don't pull down the hedge."
"United we stand, divided we fall."
"United we stand" does apply to the situation, but that's actually Aesop, not Franklin.
Question 24 of 30
Bach and Beethoven composed pieces on this now-obscure instrument that Franklin invented.
glass armonica
The glass armonica is long out of vogue, but Franklin was very proud of it.
Question 25 of 30
Franklin was an unlikely trendsetter when he moved to Paris toward the end of his life. What was one item that he made fashionable?
brocade vest
fur hat
The French were ga-ga for the elderly Franklin's fur hats.
heeled shoes
Question 26 of 30
In 1783, Franklin negotiated this treaty, which ended the Revolution.
Treaty of Paris
Franklin, John Adams, John Jay and Henry Laurens represented the United States in the Treaty of Paris negotiations.
Treaty of Versailles
Treaty of Vincennes
Question 27 of 30
Franklin's son William was the governor of this state.
New York
New Jersey
Franklin himself had an illegitimate son, William, who was the last colonial governor of New Jersey.
Question 28 of 30
At what age did Franklin become a self-proclaimed "gentleman of leisure?"
By 42, Franklin had made enough money to retire, and he literally printed all of the money for Pennsylvania and Delaware. Of course, he did more in "retirement" than 99.9 percent of other people.
Question 29 of 30
Which college did Franklin NOT have a hand in founding?
Pennsylvania State University
Franklin helped start the University of Pennsylvania and Franklin & Marshall, but not Penn State.
Franklin & Marshall College
University of Pennsylvania
Question 30 of 30
In 1968, Franklin was inducted into the hall of fame for this sport.
Track & field
Franklin was quite the swimmer, covering miles of the Thames River when he lived in London and also inventing his own swim fins.


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