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Black Friday is the day after Thanksgiving, a day when folks stay up late, get out early and shop until they drop in search of the best deals for the holiday season. And then there is Black Monday which refers to the day after the NFL Regular season ends…and for some, job tenures come to an end as well.
The New Orleans Saints franchise is most certainly not a team in the Black Monday category. But there were questions about the future of Coach Sean Payton. However, all of that speculation came to a halt late Friday evening when it was announced that Coach Payton had agreed to a new five year extension with the Black and Gold which could make him the highest paid coach in the NFL.
Usually a handful of coaches are shown the door with vacancies needing to be filled, and this year there could be a record number of jobs that need to be filled once the 2012 NFL regular season concludes. So let's take a stab at how many jobs that could become available.
First, let's start in the American Football Conference. We will begin in the AFC East where two jobs could become available. It looks like there will be a chance in upstate New York as the Buffalo Bills will once again have another losing season.
The Bills and Coach Chan Gailey have underachieved in a division that is rather weak outside of the powerful New England Patriots. With a roster that is stocked with some pretty good offensive players and a defense that got a boost from DE Mario Williams, a new coach will have some good pieces in place.
If the NY Jets part ways with Rex Ryan, it will largely be due to the way Ryan has not been able to get a decent offense in place after having a very good defense in each season he has been coach of the Jets. The signing of Tim Tebow this off-season and the play of veteran QB Mark Sanchez has been horrible, to say the least.
The Jets job may be the most difficult to take over, as this team is clearly a defensive-built club…and if a new coach comes in without a strong defensive presence or at the very least a quality defensive coordinator, it could be trouble. To me, the Jets are better off keeping Ryan in place.
Browns Coach Pat Shurmur is more than likely on his way out in Cleveland and he has really done a pretty good job. The Browns are going to have a lot of new leadership with a new owner in place, a new GM and a new head coach. This is a good job in my opinion. Cleveland is equipped on both sides of the ball, they have playmakers on special teams, and the Browns are the youngest team in the NFL. Plus the Browns have one of the most loyal and dedicated fan bases in all of sports.
In the AFC South, just one coach looks to be in trouble right now and that is Tennessee Titans Coach Mike Munchak. Although Munchak is only in his second season, the Titans are not a very good team and team owner Bud Adams does not seemed to be pleased with the progress of his team. The Titans finished second in the AFC South last season but are now clearly far behind the Houston Texans and the Indianapolis Colts.
Out in the AFC West, two coaches will be looking for employment after Black Monday. Without a doubt the Norv Turner era will come to an end in San Diego. The Chargers are a bad team and the change at coach may not be the only void that needs to be filled as GM L.J. Smith could very well be on his way out also.
In Kansas City, Chiefs Coach Romeo Crennel will more than likely be replaced…and as in San Diego, the Chiefs could be seeking to get a new General Manager, as current GM Scott Pioli has not lived up to his expectations. Crennel is respected within the KC Organization and he has handled the late season tragedy as well as anyone could have expected but at 2-12 with two games left, Kansas City needs to move on and get a new leader. After five players from your team make the Pro Bowl and all you do is win two games, that tells me something is wrong with the coaching.
Now as we move over into the National Football Conference, we begin with the longest tenured coach in the NFL is on his way out. Andy Reid, who once led the Philadelphia Eagles to four straight NFC Title Games (five total) and one Super Bowl is on his way out in the City of Brotherly Love. However, some think that if Reid makes some major adjustments to his current staff he may be able to keep his job with the Eagles.
Reid has been in charge of the Eagles since 1999 and his 14-year stint will come to an end this season. Reid had some of the most successful seasons in NFL history, but was unable to lead the Eagles to hoist the Lombardi Trophy.
Reid will not be out of work for long, as he will most certainly be hired to fill one of the other vacancies if he decides to coach this season. Reid may take a season off and then come back to coaching in a year or two. The death of his son, as well as dealing with the day to day operations of the NFL as a head coach and Executive VP of football operations, had to take somewhat of a toll on Reid. But hey let's face it…if any team, high school, college or pro got a 14 year run out of every coach they hired, they would be pretty good to say the least.
Way out west, Arizona Coach Ken Whisenhunt is on his way out as well. Whisenhunt was once the toast of the town as he became the first head coach to ever lead the Cardinals to the NFC title and the Super Bowl when Arizona accomplished those feats back in 2008.
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"As we walked through your home, both my husband and I were in love and confident that our two little girls would love it, too," reads part of Gina's letter to a homeowner whose house was for sale. "We can already imagine which rooms the girls will want to make their own and found ourselves smiling as we pictured them picking flowers in the garden you have so lovingly tended and (as teenagers) getting ready for school dances in front the little vanity in the hall bath."
It worked. This letter filled with sentiments sealed the deal for Gina.
Meanwhile, Bonnie, a teacher and homeowner in North Potomac, Maryland, an upper-middle-class suburb of Washington, D.C., says she finds letters from hopeful buyers in her mailbox even though her house is not for sale.
And the Wall Street Journal reports that when Judy Blankenburg and her sister went to sell their childhood home in Silicon Valley's Los Altos, they were "sold" on a buyer who raved in a letter about the 1938-built home's charm, with its "majestic trees," "lush foliage," and a high ceiling in the living room made of knotty pine.
"My sister and I had a huge emotional attachment to that house," Judy told the Journal. "We didn't want it torn down."
Pour your heart out
Your goal with a love letter is to establish a personal connection with the seller and his or her property, according to Catherine Nicholas of CADO Real Estate Group in San Diego, who worked as buyer's agent for Gina.
At an open house, note the features you particularly love, even if they won't transfer in a sale. The seller collects 33 rpm record albums just like you do? Mention that in your letter as well as how much you'd enjoy playing them in the 1950s-designed and -decorated rumpus room the seller created in the basement.
Nicholas, who has decades of experience in residential real estate transactions, is unusual in that she recommends that her buyers always write a letter no matter what market conditions are. She wrote a letter of her own when she and her husband, Jim Cento, bought their primary residence in Solana Beach, Calif., in 2000.
Even in a slow real estate market, she says, it helps to have established a good relationship with the sellers and their representatives. "Escrow can be really difficult," she says. "A friendly air between the buyer's team and the seller's can help when you negotiate about things like getting the seller to pay for more repairs or to simply move the seller to not wait for other offers to come in."
It's OK to make it personal
Nicholas and other real estate pros say some buyers have increased their chances of getting an offer accepted by enclosing a family photo with the love letter. This is yet another method establishing a personal connection with the seller. They have a baby who is just starting to walk, and guess what? So do you. They have two dogs – so do you.
Getting a little personal about your financial situation can also be helpful, especially if it convinces the seller that you're in a position to get the deal done quickly. An example is mentioning what you do for a living if you're in a stable profession, such as nursing. Nicholas has a client who enclosed a copy of his most recent pension statement to show that he had the funds readily available to close the sale.
Don't get too flowery with your adjectives. People toss around words like "stunning" when the object being described rarely fits the dictionary definition of that, and being too flattering can mark you as a "phony" or as pulling a "snow job."
Remember that the spell/grammar check is your friend, but there's no reason to ask your real estate agent to write or edit your letter or to hire a professional writer, according to Nicholas.
"I will give my buyers some bullet points of the types of things I think should be addressed and remind them of high points about the property they've expressed to me," Nicholas says. But beyond that, the buyers are on their own to compose the letter. "Above all, the reason for that is that I want the letter to sound genuine," she says. "In other words, your appeal to the seller should be… well, sincerely yours.


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Ruthless, clinical and unrelenting, Ireland confirmed their status as title contenders with a convincing 26-3 win over Wales.
Ruthless, clinical and unrelenting, Ireland confirmed their status as title contenders with a convincing 26-3 win over Wales.
A try from Chris Henry and 14 points from the boot of Jonathan Sexton guided Ireland to victory, a second win in six days and one that was never in doubt. It looked as though Ireland had enjoyed an extra day's rest between matches, not Wales.
Sexton produced an impressive tactical kicking performance as Ireland controlled territory and the majority of possession throughout. Joe Schmidt's side were not perfect but they were hugely effective at shutting Wales down across the park.
Ireland's strengths lay in their line-out and aggression at the breakdown, muting Wales into submission as the champions produced an alarming sub-par showing. Their big players, their leaders – Sam Warburton, Alun Wyn Jones and George North – were silent.
At times Wales just looked suffocated, yet to find their top form in this year's competition and now facing an uphill battle to retain their title for a third time. On the evidence of this, it will not happen.
So much wrongly was made of Brian O'Driscoll facing Warren Gatland for the first time since the Lions – as opposed to focusing on a matchup between two top sides – but it looked as though he would depart after 12 minutes following a monster hit from Scott Williams. Not to be denied, even at 34, O'Driscoll of course returned to his feet.
This match though was not about O'Driscoll, industrious as he was. The effort of Ireland's forwards was phenomenal and Peter O'Mahony richly deserved his Man of the Match award.
The Munster captain was a whirlwind at the ruck area and in defence, popping up with an uncanny persistence whenever Wayne Barnes penalised Wales for the umpteenth time. He epitomised Ireland's effort; aggressive and uncompromising.
An early knock to Gethin Jenkins caused Wales concern before they embarked on the opening attack, Ireland though surviving the early test with a win at the breakdown from O'Mahony.
Ireland consequently surged back up the field, Dave Kearney making the key burst to put the hosts behind the defence and Sexton scoring the first points of the match with a penalty after Dan Lydiate was penalised.
Persistent penalties haunted Lydiate in the opening quarter, his indiscrepancies resulting in a second Sexton three-pointer. Wales effectively were killing themselves through indiscipline, and lost Scott Williams to injury before the first 20 minutes was over.
Ireland's breakdown supremacy continued in a match focused more on physicality than slight of hand, with an emphasis on kicking and caution typical of a Northern Hemisphere game with so much on the line.
Seven penalties conceded by Wales after 25 minutes summed up their plight. A mis-communication for a key attacking line-out adding another line beneath it.
Ireland's five-metre line-out a minute later fared much better – Toner with the take and Henry refusing to be denied as he burrowed his over with a little help from his friends. Wales were staring down the barrel, 13-0 down after half an hour.
Sexton's first half had been almost flawless but he did miss a penalty from inside his own half at the break, Ireland though remaining ahead with a comfortable advantage.
The Racing Métro number ten might have been unsettled in Paris, but back in the familiar comforts of Dublin he was thriving, adding his third penalty after the interval.
Wales' task at 16-0 down seemed impossible and their hopes of some first points in the 48th minute were snuffed by O'Mahony, whose form over these opening two matches has been exceptional.
It took Wales 56 minutes just to get some points on the board, Leigh Halfpenny striking a penalty won at the scrum. Sexton responded instantly, the 16-point margin restored and taunting Wales as the match ticked on.
Mike Phillips sought to provide inspiration with a couple of tapped penalties but when Rhodri Jones was pinged for double movement inches from the line it typified Wales' afternoon.
It was to be their last salvo, Ireland grinding down the clock in their visitors' half as they had done all afternoon.
Paddy Jackson's try was a fitting ending, coming from the power of Ireland's maul. They are very much in contention, raising the possibility of giving O'Driscoll the perfect goodbye.
Man of the Match: The accolades should flow Peter O'Mahony's way. Prominent at the breakdown, in defence and at the line-out – he looks like a future captain.
Moment of the Match: Ireland had enjoyed plenty of possession but only had six points when Chris Henry flopped over for the first try. It opened the scoreboard up.
Villain of the Match: The needless handbags from Mike Phillips after Jackson's try summed up his and Wales' frustration.
The scorers:
For Ireland:
Tries: Henry, Jackson
Cons: Sexton, Jackson
Pens: Sexton 4
For Wales:
Pen: Halfpenny
Ireland: 15 Rob Kearney, 14 Andrew Trimble, 13 Brian O'Driscoll, 12 Gordon D'Arcy, 11 Dave Kearney, 10 Johnny Sexton, 9 Conor Murray, 8 Jamie Heaslip, 7 Chris Henry, 6 Peter O'Mahony, 5 Paul O'Connell (c), 4 Devin Toner, 3 Mike Ross, 2 Rory Best, 1 Cian Healy.
Replacements: 16 Sean Cronin, 17 Jack McGrath, 18 Martin Moore, 19 Dan Tuohy, 20 Tommy O'Donnell, 21 Isaac Boss, 22 Paddy Jackson, 23 Fergus McFadden.
Wales: 15 Leigh Halfpenny, 14 Alex Cuthbert, 13 Scott Williams, 12 Jamie Roberts, 11 George North, 10 Rhys Priestland, 9 Mike Phillips, 8 Taulupe Faletau, 7 Sam Warburton, 6 Dan Lydiate, 5 Alun-Wyn Jones (c), 4 Andrew Coombs, 3 Adam Jones, 2 Richard Hibbard, 1 Gethin Jenkins.
Replacements: 16 Ken Owens, 17 Paul James, 18 Rhodri Jones, 19 Jake Ball, 20 Justin Tipuric, 21 Rhys Webb, 22 James Hook, 23 Liam Williams.
Referee: Wayne Barnes (England)
Assistant referees: Glen Jackson (New Zealand), JP Doyle (England)
Television match official: Graham Hughes (England)
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For about a year now I've invited readers to join me in reading and discussing books with spiritual themes. So far, the community has read �One Thousand Gifts� by Ann Voskamp and �Rooms� by James Rubart. The current book club picks — like "Replication" — were chosen to encourage younger readers to participate in the conversation.
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Ehrlichiosis is a bacterial infection transmitted by the bite of a tick.
Human monocytic ehrlichiosis; HME; Human granulocytic ehrlichiosis; HGE; Human granulocytic anaplasmosis; HGA
Ehrlichiosis is caused by bacteria that belong to the family called Rickettsiae. Rickettsial bacteria cause a number of serious diseases worldwide, including Rocky Mountain spotted fever and typhus. All of these diseases are spread to humans by a tick, flea, or mite bite.
Scientists first described ehrlichiosis in 1990. There are two types of the disease in the United States:
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The doctor will do a physical exam and check your vital signs, including:
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Antibiotics (tetracycline or doxycycline) are used to treat the disease. Children should not take tetracycline by mouth until after all their permanent teeth have grown in, because it can permanently change the color of growing teeth. Doxycycline that is used for 2 weeks or less usually does not discolor a child's permanent teeth. Rifampin has also been used in patients who can not tolerate doxycycline.
Ehrlichiosis is rarely deadly. With antibiotics, patients usually improve within 24 - 48 hours. Recovery takes 3 weeks.
Call your health care provider if you become sick after a recent tick bite or if you have been in areas where ticks are common. Be sure to tell your doctor about the tick exposure.
Ehrlichiosis is spread by tick bites. Preventing tick bites will prevent this, and other, tick-borne diseases. Common measures to prevent tick bites include:
Studies suggest that a tick must be attached to your body for at least 24 hours to cause disease. Early removal will prevent infection.
If you are bitten by a tick, write down the date and time the bite happened. Bring this information, along with the tick (if possible), to your doctor if you become sick.
Dumler JS, Walker DH. Ehrlichia chaffeensis (human monocytotropic ehrlichiosis), anaplasma phagocytophilum (human granulocytotropic anaplasmosis), and other anaplasmataceae. In: Mandell GL, Bennett JE, Dolin R, eds. Principles and Practice of Infectious Diseases . 7th ed. Philadelphia, Pa : Churchill Livingstone Elsevier; 2009: chap 193.


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End Result? Hope we won't have to wait too long.
In the last spoiler image above, note the markings that's appearing on Ichigo's face and compare.
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On a more thoughtful note, I had wondered whether ichigo had even bothered to meditate with Zangetsu after regaining his powers. Whether he could go into the state he was before he used FGT (without actually using it). Whether Ichigo could use the powers of Hichogo Level 3 (the one that Kiboshed Ulquiorra), without needing the mask since when he last faced Aizen, his Hollw powers and Shinigami powers had been fully integrated.


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Millsite Reservoir is spilling, with water shooting out and over the spillway. This is good news for an area stricken with drought the past six years. Ferron residents enjoy a limitless supply of water as long as the spilling continues. The downside of such spillage is that the water is mostly wasted and just runs on its way downstream where it meets Cottonwood Creek and Huntington Creek to form the San Rafael River dumps into the Green River and eventually ends up in the Colorado River.
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The high water flows have the green grass growing at the Millsite Golf Course, things are up and running there with the addition of a business manager, Jordan Leonard. Leonard replaces Steve Burke who has taken a job at the Logan golf course.
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Adventures in BabysittingPosted by Camille at 12:32 PM Labels: I Love It, Movies
Simply, I love the movie Adventures in Babysitting.
If I stumble across this film in my channel surfing I am compelled to stop and watch. I can't remember how many times I've seen it, but I know at least a quarter of it by heart.
Of course the classic scene is the "No body leaves this place without singing the blues" which most people are familiar (below).
Another interesting Adventures in Babysitting tib-bit. But did you know Daryl from the film grew up to be the Rent hottie Anthony Rapp?
You know me and my fear of ginger people, but Anthony gets a pass because he's just so adorable.
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Adventures in Babysitting will always be memorable to me because it was the first time I heard the word bastard. I asked my mom what it meant. Drama ensued.ReplyDelete
Love the movie too, classic! What I remember is the scene where she's dancing in her bedroom, but can't remember the exact song. All I know was that I got up and danced and sang to it too when it was on.ReplyDelete
Ok, I had to go look in up... 'Then He Kissed Me'!ReplyDelete
@Kitschy Coo LOL... The Golden Child with Eddie Murphy was the first time I heard "bad" language in a movie and the experience has stuck with me for years... I remember coming home from that movie feeling a couple years old... even though I was only 10 or so at the time. By the way, I don't think my parents knew the movie has was going to be that bad (language wise).ReplyDelete
@Samara yes! I L-O-V-E the intro to this movie! Classic.


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Engineering, Building, and Architecture
Not many museums collect houses. The National Museum of American History has four, as well as two outbuildings, 11 rooms, an elevator, many building components, and some architectural elements from the White House. Drafting manuals are supplemented by many prints of buildings and other architectural subjects. The breadth of the museum's collections adds some surprising objects to these holdings, such as fans, purses, handkerchiefs, T-shirts, and other objects bearing images of buildings.
The engineering artifacts document the history of civil and mechanical engineering in the United States. So far, the Museum has declined to collect dams, skyscrapers, and bridges, but these and other important engineering achievements are preserved through blueprints, drawings, models, photographs, sketches, paintings, technical reports, and field notes.
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- Thomas Moran etched this view of a mission church in New Mexico in 1881 after a photograph by friend and traveling companion William Henry Jackson (1843–1942). Moran had met Jackson in 1871 on Ferdinand V. Hayden's Yellowstone expedition, the first government-sponsored survey of that area. Jackson and Moran worked side by side recording views. While Moran's paintings of the West made his reputation, fewer than one-fifth of his etchings depict Western or Mexican scenes. His signature "TYM" at lower left stands for Thomas "Yellowstone" Moran.
- The church shown in this print was replaced by a stone building in the early 20th century, and the San Juan Pueblo recently changed its name to Ohkay Owingeh Pueblo. It lies twenty-five miles north of Santa Fe.
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Based on the book "Badfellas" by Tonino Benacquista, The Family centers on the Manzoni family, a mafia clan that has to go into witness protection when the patriarch, Giovanni (De Niro), testifies against his associates. Hiding as the Blakes, they move to Normandy, France, but find it hard to let their old lifestyle habits change.
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Writer/director Luc Besson, Robert De Niro and Tommy Lee Jones have created and/or been in a few scenes of cinematic gunfire over the course of their respective careers. From La Femme Nikita to Leon: The Professional, from Taxi Driver to Jackie Brown, and from Lonesome Dove to Captain America: The First Avenger, all three them have a home in the world of gun play and violence.
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August 17 2012 06:45AM
The Leafs Nation is lucky enough to be partnered with NHL Numbers, a website that analyzes hockey through objective numbers and tries to clear roadblocks and hurdles for the rest of us. The goal? Providing us with a better understanding of the hockey players and teams we love so much and pay so much to watch.
This can mean anything for us, how effective players were, to what kind of competition they were playing against, even to how many penalties they took and drew. The NHL doesn't record everything on its website, but it does record several events and who was on the ice: goals, missed shots, hits, takeaways, you can pretty much decipher, if you use all the available information, exactly what happened when any given player was out on the ice.
And this brings us to quality of competition.
Quality of competition has gone through several iterations. The base one is best explained here in the Arctic Ice Hockey (formerly known as Behind the Net) FAQ section. It evolved by comparing players to the plus/minus of their opponents to their Corsi—or shot differential—rates.
But a problem was found here. Eric T of NHLNumbers was sorting through the data and found that Quality of Competition, or how we'd been using it, didn't make much of a difference:
[If] we just ask "how does a guy do if he faces goons most of the year", the answer will be "not so great", because he's probably a goon himself. We never get to run the experiment where Pavel Datsyuk plays against goons for the better part of a season. But he does get the occasional shift against them, and we can finally answer this question by looking at the data at the individual shift level instead of at the season level. We can reframe the question as "how much better does the average player do in the shifts where he faces goons than the shifts where he faces top lines" and thereby remove the influence of how often he actually faces each opponent and how good he is.
The graph Eric showed was that every player played better against weak opponents, and worse against strong opponents, but there wasn't enough separation between "strong" and "weak" opponents to make any real difference over the course of the season except in extreme cases.
To correct for this, Eric proposed a new system over at NHL Numbers yesterday (I'll get to the Leafs implications in a bit) but basically, it goes away from an average number. If I told you that Player A had a Rel QoC of 0.400 and Player B had a Rel QoC of 0.600, you'd know that Player B faced against tougher opponents. But how much of a difference would it make?
Solving the problem, Eric decided to look around shot rates and at a simpler number in an attempt to determine which players played against the toughest opponents:
A little over a year ago, a group of analysts was asked what stats they turn to first. Such leaders in the field as Gabe Desjardins, Jonathan Willis, and Tom Awad all said that if they only get one stat, they're going to look at ice time.
It makes sense -- a player's ice time is a direct reflection of the coach's opinion of the player, and at this relatively early stage in the evolution of analytics, the coach's opinion is more accurate than any one individual statistic.
What's the average ice-time that a player faced? Eric also sorted between time spent against forwards and defence. What did he find? That the players who are drastically the most underrated by the traditional quality of competition metric that statisticians have been using are primarily scorers.
They see a lot more time against defencemen who play upwards of 20 minutes, and their relatively weak Rel QoC scores come from the fact that they see a lot of checking lines that traditionally play against a lot of scorers and top offensive players, players who are set up to have weak shot-differential counts for and against when they're on the ice.
What does this mean for the Leafs?
Well, here are the Rel QoC scores (the average Relative Corsi of opponents faced) of the Leafs forwards from last season via Behindthenet.ca:
|Rel QoC
The problem is that there is very little separation here. We can't tell what kind of good players Kulemin is out against, whether they're checkers or scorers. It makes a pretty big difference.
This chart better explains it: the horizontal x-axis is the average minutes played by opponents' forwards, and the vertical y-axis is the average minutes played by opponents' defence:
This tells you something different. There was very little separation in the quality of forwards most Leafs played against, but there was a huge difference in the level of defencemen. As Eric explained in an email, "some depth would help the first line out a lot; they saw too much Chara for their own good."
In fact, defencemen primarily faced by Joffrey Lupul averaged 20.6 minutes a game, which was the highest in the entire National Hockey League. 2, 3 and 4 were respectively Claude Giroux, Rick Nash and Daniel Sedin. It wasn't just Lupul, however. Phil Kessel and Tyler Bozak saw the big-minute defencemen more than anybody else on the team by a wide margin.
You can see another big plot in the middle and the depth players are generally pretty low on the chart.
Here's how it works out, league rank in parentheses:
|Opp F TOI
|Opp D TOI
|15.57 (147)
|20.60 (1)
|15.48 (175)
|20.39 (9)
|15.40 (193)
|20.23 (30)
|15.49 (169)
|19.53 (147)
|15.39 (196)
|19.50 (153)
|15.47 (178)
|19.49 (157)
|15.56 (151)
|19.39 (168)
|14.80 (287)
|18.98 (267)
|15.18 (237)
|18.92 (285)
|14.60 (310)
|18.91 (291)
|15.06 (258)
|18.88 (300)
|15.12 (249)
|18.84 (304)
Final caveat. When the first study came out from Eric, I theorized what difference this made for Dion Phaneuf, who saw disproportionaly more time against the top forwards that any other defenceman on the Leafs. Eric also sent me numbers for defencemen:
|Opp F TOI
|Opp D TOI
|16.09 (16)
|19.68 (30)
|15.89 (36)
|19.61 (57)
|14.97 (142)
|19.58 (66)
|15.53 (111)
|19.53 (86)
|14.80 (159)
|19.43 (120)
|14.68 (168)
|19.41 (131)
|14.78 (163)
|19.35 (143)
You can see that the forwards Phaneuf plays against are much better than the ones Gardiner sees. This is ranked by Opp D TOI faced, and you can see very little separation between top and bottom. As explained by Eric:
It looks pretty clear that nobody says "I want to get my top pair against their top pair", so they all end up facing the opposing D equally and the 30th (out of 198) is not too different from the 143rd in opposing defense TOI. So their competition is nearly 100% driven by which forwards they face.
That explains why there is probably such little separation in forwards faced and defenceman faced.
So, small hurdles cleared. Phaneuf plays against some of the best forwards in the league, because their coaches trust them with the most ice time. Lupul, Kessel and Bozak play against disproportionately tough defencemen, and you know that because their coaches send them out more than they do any other player.
If you're interested in seeing how they compare to other teams, you can find plots for all 30 teams at http://nhlnumbers.com/2012/8/17/time-on-ice-competition-plots-for-all-30-teams
Thanks for the nice write-up, Cam.
If people are interested in seeing how this compares to other teams, plots for all 30 teams are up at http://nhlnumbers.com/2012/8/17/time-on-ice-competition-plots-for-all-30-teams.


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He better get a hook!
Who are the Konoha police now?
Also do the Hyuuga serve any purpose in Konoha other than being a noble clan and a fighting force?
He better get a hook!
Who are the Konoha police now?
Also do the Hyuuga serve any purpose in Konoha other than being a noble clan and a fighting force?
A pie in the sky?
Neither one of those questions can be answered really because they were only introduced as story plots. Since they served their purpose no need to really emphasize on them.
You got it right in that one of the possible abilities of a blood limit or Kekkei genkai allows you to fuse 2 elements together to create a NEW one.
Where as a normal shinobi can simply mix 2 elemental chakras to enhance the effect of their jutsu.
However I should point out that people should not get too caught up on relating elemental fusions to bloodlimits as not all have a relationship to elemental fusion like Kimimaru < Shikotsu Myaku - Corpse Bone Pathways > which is not elemental based.
1) No one, however the Anbu carry out some of those functions if necessary but always under the instruction of the Hokage.
2) Unknown but my guess is they work in fields they are well suited at such as the defensive barrier team like we saw during the Pain invasion arc. Try to imagine any field their abilities might be useful and thats probably what they do but I don't think they have an official position like the Uchiha as that was a special set of circumstances.
I got a couple of questions but I'm only going to ask the 4 connected to each other, right now.
1.) What kind of cloning exactly was used to make Yamato, the clone of the first Hokage? Since they don't really have technology, in the Narutoverse cloning is an ability of a jutsu? So even if only Orochimaru could have used it, and most failed except Yamamoto why not keep cloning pretty much any dead corpse he came upon? Is there some price other than lack of enough people's souls or something like that that might have prevented Orochimaru from constantly cloning ninjas?
2.) How old is Kakashi, when was he in Anbu Black ops, and for how long? How long has he been attempting to teach genin?
3.) Kakashi's transplanted sharingan is always activated, and by itself, does that mean it sees only chakra, forms, and shapes, and chakra pathways all the time, and not actual people and things? And if it always sees chakra through ninja's clothes, how can Kakashi and Danzou block it with just the cloth wraps and the headband? In other words if the sharingan can see through these items on others, why does when they are wearing clothing, themselves, it seems ineffective?
4.) I am not sure exactly where, but I am almost sure that Gai said that Lee was inept at the other ninja stuff like ninjutsu, and genjutsu, but he said he himself was actually good at all these, can you tell me where this was? If he did say it, was he lying, and if not , why when pushed to the edge in fights does he not really use either of these? If he did not say it, has it ever been shown or told that he explicitly cannot do ninjutsu or genjutsu?
2.) As of now, Kakashi is 29. I'd speculate that Kakashi went into Anbu after the end of the 3rd Great Ninja War. Maybe around 13 or 14 years old I'd say. Then I'd say he got out of Anbu around 17 or 18 years old, did missions for a couple of years, then finally at 20 or 21, he started teaching Genin. With the exception of Kakashi's age, everything is speculation on my part.
3.) If its focused, the Sharingan can see all that stuff (chakra and the like). On a regular basis though, it doesn't. It can see stuff like a normal eye as well (sort of).
4.) Gai can do all that stuff. Refer to the Databook for his stats. Its just that Gai simply prefers using Taijutsu as his main form of combat above anything else.
Does anyone know what elements are involved in the Mizukage's Kekkei Genkai?
do we not know what it is yet? and earth is chemicals so maybe earth
its yoton, which means lava
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