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DENVER – Thoughts of love, loss and faith hung over the Colorado Senate on Friday when the chamber approved civil unions for gays and lesbians.
Sen. Ellen Roberts of Durango was the only one of 15 Republicans to vote for the bill, along with all 20 Democrats.
For the sponsor, Sen. Pat Steadman, D-Denver, the long-awaited victory came too late. Steadman sponsored the same bill last year, but it failed in dramatic fashion when House Republicans shut down the chamber rather than bring it up for a vote at the end of the session.
Over the summer, Steadman's partner of 11 years, Dave Misner, was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. He died 12 weeks later.
Steadman never mentioned Misner's name Friday, but his presence was unmistakable in Steadman's words.
"Senate Bill 11 is for lovers and the gifts they give to one another," Steadman said. "If two people are lucky enough to have found one another, why should the state of Colorado stand in the way?"
Opposition, however, centered on religious values, and whether church-run businesses or individual believers would have to serve same-sex couples.
Last summer, a bakery in the Denver suburbs drew protests when the owner refused to sell a cake for a same-sex commitment ceremony, citing his religious beliefs.
Sen. Owen Hill, R-Colorado Springs, wanted to change the bill to include an exemption for church-run nonprofits, religious individuals and businesses that operate "consistent with stated religious values."
"Religious freedom is woven into the very fabric of our lives," Hill said.
Steadman said people who choose to run a business have to operate by anti-discrimination rules, and he quoted Shakespeare's "Hamlet" in response to the call for a religious exemption.
"Get thee to a nunnery," Steadman said. "Go live a monastic life."
Roberts was the only Republican to oppose Hill's amendment, which lost in the face of unified Democratic opposition.
Roberts joined other Republicans in voting to exempt adoption agencies and to refer civil unions to a vote of the people, but those amendments also lost.
She said opponents had sincere intentions.
"This is not taken lightly, and the belief systems people hold in their hearts are incredibly important," Roberts said.
She supports the bill because it respects private property rights and supports family values by promoting the family unit, she said. And she hopes the issue can be put to rest this year.
"What I hope is we return to looking at people as individuals," Roberts said. "This issue is only one dimension of a homosexual person's identity."
Other Republicans, though, voted no on religious grounds.
"I believe that the institution of marriage was clearly defined and intended as a cornerstone of our society long before the foundations of the earth were laid," said Sen. Mark Scheffel, R-Parker. "For me, this bill is an erosion of that institution, and I therefore can't support it."
And Sen. Kevin Lundberg, R-Berthoud, said SB 11 is a step toward same-sex marriage.
Steadman admitted as much at the very beginning of the three-hour debate, saying that the Senate was about to pass civil unions "at a time when many in our state are ready for something bigger and more bold."
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Skip to comments.Ed Koch Said He Despised Jimmy Carter More Than Any Other Living Person
Posted on 02/02/2013 12:02:55 PM PST by george76
One of former New York City Mayor Ed Koch's last interviews before his death on Friday came in Vanity Fair's Proust Questionnaire.
The most interesting part of the Q&A came when he was asked who was what living person he "most despise[s]."
Which living person do you most despise?
Former president Jimmy Carter.
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Concur. RIP, Mayor.
Did he know O?
Agreed. I like Koch more every day.
Carter is deserving, but so are all demonic-rats.
Hey Jimmeh, last tag. LOL
Too late now.
He voted twice for Carters second coming.
I don't like any liberal, commie, or progressive. Jimmy is just one of Satan's Army.
Obama and then Carter.
Ed was a very wise man. One of the few liberals I had any respect for. RIP.
Not my most despised, but in the Top 10.
Yes, that is more accurate.
Luckily, Carter didn't go full retard until he left the White House. If you read about his Presidency, you will find that he really wanted to balance the budget and cut spending. This ticked off many of his fellow Dems.
The person I most despise is Ted Kennedy. Obama is a close second, followed by the likes of Barney Frank, John Kerry, and Chuck Schumer.
You should see some of the verbal abuse given out to those of us who didn't vote for Romney because [we believe] he is a socialist.
Kennedy would be my top pick, but for Jeb Bush.
1 Jeb
2 Ted
3 Hussein
(Dis-)Honorable mention: John Roberts, John Kerry
No he didn't. I did.
yeah that is a pretty good list of despicable people
They all share in common a thread of arrogance, complete disregard for reality which includes being willing to lie to advance their agendas, and hatred of America and conservatives (which I consider the same, BTW).
That is about the same way I feel about Jimmy. Not my most despised but definitely in the running. Now Barry, just may be number one.
That is a pretty good list except I don't know who Jim Wallis is, although it seems I remember a Communist with that name, maybe not.
I would ad Chris "tingle up my leg", Hillary, and Baba Wawa.
Oh, I forgot Uncle Walter and Dan the other CBS Marxist.
Actually the list could just go on and on.
Don't forget LBJ. His "Great Society" got us moving down this slide.
Ed Koch Said He Despised Jimmy Carter More Than Any Other Living Person BUT HES LOVES THE Hildebeast..
Koch may suffering from Stockholm Syndrome..
The swimmer rated a shot of top-shelf scotch the day he kicked over.
What'd they call Carter? A technocrat, or something? I think he used to attend to the minutiae and details, more than most presidents, who handled the big picture and left details to subordinates.
He's definitely my #1 on most despised/loathed/hated list.
Sorry, I'm no longer a fan of the Bushes, but I really don't see how you can put Jeb ahead of Kennedy. And, to top it off, Ted ("The Swimmer") actually killed someone.
Franklin Roosevelt
Jimmy Carter
In that order, with numerous others following.
Good choice.
"Ed Koch Said He Despised Jimmy Carter More Than Any Other Living Person
No he didn't. I did. "
I see what you did there.
More precisely, Kennedy left someone to die, whom he could have saved. He dithered, temporized and thought about what was best for him rather than her...for some number of hours.
Jeb did this for some WEEKS.
If youd like to be on or off, please FR mail me.
In no way do I wish to speak ill of the dead, but I suspect he voted for him. As he did for Obama. On some level, politics trumps morality. A shame, I like Koch.
If youd like to be on or off, please FR mail me.
In no way do I wish to speak ill of the dead, but I suspect he voted for him. As he did for Obama. On some level, politics trumps morality. A shame, I like Koch.
I'm with you on Jebbie; he will be the first nominee ever to drive me away from the top of the ticket.
He endorsed him twice.
He endorsed and campaigned for Obama in '08 and '12.
Obama is perceived by many to be anti-Semitic, yet the Jewish Ed Koch campaigned for him in '08 then suddenly turned on him in '10 and endorsed a Republican Congressional challenger to shake him up. He then immediately declared mission accomplished and remained a faithful Obamabot through the '12 election. Then when Obama picked Hagel for SoD he said he knew Obama would turn on Israel eventually but didn't expect him to do so so soon.
That is very unfortunate. I'd have thought Koch could have spotted this Bravo Sierra artist. I guess not.
Are you only talking about every liberal communist or progressive politician? Or does that also include the liberal, commie progressive voters.
Even a blind squirrel.....
Ed Koch was many things (and I did not always agree with his positions), but dishonest or afraid to say what he really thought - no matter who didn't like it - were not among his weaknesses.
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November 01 2012 03:12PM
Headshots are a Canucks Army feature where we link to the day's freshest news, and other assorted Canucks web-goodies. If you have written a blogposted, produced a tribute video, birthed a clever .gif into existence, or have a hockey related cause you'd like to see promoted in this space - please e-mail Thom at email@example.com.
Halloween is over, and that means that it's time to get those moustaches going. If you'd like to grow yours out, and have some fun with it while supporting a good cause, check out the Vancouver Canucks' team page. In fact, there's a contest between the Canucks and the Canadiens, for who can raise more money by November 30th.
Personally, I'm still not sure whether I'm going to participate in this year's Movember festivities. I did last year, and as I found out, I can't grow a moustache. I mean, it's physically there, so technically I can. But I look less like Dave Babych and more like someone who creeps around elementary school playgrounds.
Speaking of moustaches, Justin Bourne begins a three-part series highlighting all of the greatest moustaches in the history of hockey. If it's beginning to curl, then you know you have something cookin'.
But we're not done with Halloween quite just yet. At the Puck Daddy blog, Harrison Mooney collected some of the best NHL lockout-inspired costumes from last night. While there are definitely some gems amongst the bunch, I figured that it wouldn't necessarily be the most original costume to go with this year. And that's why I went as a member of The Lonely Island, throwing all caution (and scruples I may have once had) to the wind.
Devan Dubnyk gets spooked on Halloween break! After Strombone tweeted out a picture of himself waering an old-school Edmonton Oilers mask, I pointed out that Devan Dubnyk was probably having the scariest Halloween out of all of us. There's nothing scarier than hearing the footsteps..
Pass it to Bulis brings up an interesting point - the Toronto Marlies are in town (in Abbotsford, which means I'm loosely throwing around the term "in town", but still) this weekend, and that matters. The Leafs are still the favourites to acquire Luongo's services once the lockout is over, and this means that fans of the Canucks can get a good look at some potential players that may be coming back in return.
J.Bowman and Wyatt Arndt present us with Episode 1 of the 'Legion of Blogcast', which is witty, because it combines Legion of Blog, and podcast. I see what they did there.
If you weren't indulging in the goodness that was the content on Canucks Army today, then you may need to visit your doctor. There was a chat with prospect defenseman Frank Corrado, an alternate reality where the Canucks wound up trading for Victor Hedman, and a conclusion to Rob Vollman's point projections. There's something there for everyone.


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1. An introduction and discussion point
So Tuesday morning was Hockey East Media Day, which is a chance for various members of the local college hockey media to meet and speak with players and coaches from the league's 10 member schools for the first time since the season ended. Hockey East, you'll recall, is the conference for Johnny Gaudreau and Bill Arnold's Boston College Eagles, and Jon Gillies and Mark Jankowski's Providence College Friars.
I was not in attendance at media day this year, but a good friend of mine, Joe Meloni of College Hockey News (and @CHNJoeMeloni on Twitter) was, and I asked him to grab some quotes on the Flames' four prospects in the league from their coaches. I'll share those in a minute.
But first, I want to note that I was talking to fearless leader Kent Wilson about the Flames' prospects' places in the league, and moreover on their development path, when the subject of their potentially leaving college early came up. That's something that I think is worth discussing, so here goes.
In short, unless you're a top-top-top-end talent — like a Jonathan Toews or James van Riemsdyk — picked high and widely considered to have a cathedral-like ceiling, leaving college early often isn't a very good idea, and you should have to all but overwhelm the team that drafted you with oodles of points before they should consider signing you. It doesn't always work out that way, of course, and the NHL's annals are littered with highly-touted college kids who left school too early.
Kent and I discussed this vis a vis Gaudreau, whose production as a freshman and ability to score highlight-reel goals, and whether he would jump to the professional ranks after this season. I deemed it highly unlikely. His size (tiny) is obviously a concern, but the real issue is that I don't believe him to be a complete player yet. I drew a comparison between he and another recent pint-sized former Boston College Eagle, the Buffalo Sabres' Nate Gerbe.
Gerbe was a ludicrously good college player who is slowly becoming a solid NHLer despite his size. But even though Gerbe started turning heads with his 25-22-47 in 41 games as a sophomore, Buffalo opted to wait. What you have to understand is that 25 goals in college hockey isn't exactly a common thing, especially for someone still so early on their development path as Gerbe, or indeed Gaudreau, was. Maybe five guys do it every year, on average.
But Buffalo waited, and were happy they did. The next season, Gerbe's production exploded. He netted 35 goals and 33 assists as a junior, in just 43 games. THEN the Sabres signed him, and all the better for it.
The general rule of thumb I would say exists in college hockey is that you should at least stay for three of your four years. Toews and van Riemsdyk didn't, and probably shouldn't have. But guys like Gaudreau absolutely should. Even Chris Kreider did it, and look at the impact he had for the Rangers in the playoffs last season. He wouldn't have come close to that if he'd left after his sophomore year.
So no, I don't care how many goals Gaudreau scores this fall and winter. His game isn't where it needs to be to deal with the rigors of pro hockey. He needs to be in college for two more years. Period.
2. More on Gaudreau from his coach
With that having been said, that doesn't mean he's not already a very, very good college player, of whom much is now expected since he'll be the one carrying the load offensively for the defending national champion Eagles.
There's a lot of standard coach talk in this quote from the legendary bench boss Jerry York, but also some hints as to what Gaudrea will be concentrating on for the upcoming season.
(Again, all quotes were gathered for use here by Joe Meloni, not me.)
"We're looking for John to just keep getting better. He's not satisfied with last season, and we don't want him to be," York said. "He keeps getting stronger, and he has to. I think we're looking for him to be a little more aggressive this year, to shoot more. He has a good shot that he's improved a lot. He needs to be stronger on pucks, and I think he can be. Getting better in his own zone is important too, with so many guys gone from last year."
Honestly, I'm not sure how much more Gaudreau will be able to shoot given that he finished third on the team in SOG last season (124 in 44 games), but I'm also not going to quibble with Jerry York. That part about being stronger on the puck and improving in the defensive zone are the two biggest holes in his game, but at least everyone recognizes that.
3. Leaman glows when discussing Jankowski
Of course, perhaps the biggest prospect Calgary has in Hockey East, both literally and figuratively, is this year's first-round pick, Mark Jankowski. You'll recall I was dubious when he chose college at his very young age over a year in the USHL, and coach Nate Leaman, himself a very good general, acknowledged those issues.
"It's his youth [that's an issue] more than anything," Leaman said. "He turned 18 the second week of school. The guys have to sign NCAA paperwork the first week of school, and you have to be 18 to do it. So he had to get his parents to sign his. We had to scan it, send it back to Toronto and wait for it. The guys gave him a lot of grief about that, and we've had a lot of fun with it. He's pretty young, but he's handled it well. He's a mature kid, and he works his tail off in everything he does."
Which I guess is why Jankowski has already put on a bunch of weight since just his draft day. At the draft, he was listed as just 170 pounds. He's considerably heavier than that now.
"I'm really happy with his progress right now," Leaman said. "He's certainly putting himself in the position to be an impact player as a freshman. He's a guy that has a very good stick and very good vision. He's up to 182 pounds now, which is good. I look to him to really be a guy that can produce offense for us."
Not exactly the kind of talk you expect for a coach talking about a just-turned-18 true freshman, but here we are. Leaman did acknowledge that Jankowski needs to keep putting on weight, but also said that his vision and skill are "rare" and that he's "elusive" down low.
"He has the ability to shake guys very easily and take pucks to the net," he said. "He scored some very nice goals in our team skills session. I've been very impressed with him. In his work at the prospect camp this summer, he improved there. He's improved every day on the ice. I think he's going to attack the transition to college hockey pretty easily."
So, looks like the kid's gonna get a big workload early, which could be very telling in the season's early goings. If the way a coach talks about a player is any indicator, reporters got three graphs on Jankowski, and just one on everyone else discussed.
4. High praise for Billy Arnold
One thing Jerry York very rarely does is sing anyone's praises too hard. To wit, Gaudreau was just the second-best points producer on his team last season as a freshman, behind only an NHL-bound first-round pick, and the first thing York said was that he needs to get better.
With that having been said, look what he had to say about Billy Arnold: "Bill's just been a super player for us since he arrived. Right now, he's getting over some back issues that bothered him throughout the summer, and I think he's ready. There isn't a better three-zone player in our league than Billy, and he showed that more last year. As a penalty-killer, he's always shown that, but the goals and points came more last season. We're expecting more from him as a junior."
The best all-zone player in perhaps the nation's second-best pro-producing college hockey conference? Yeah, that'll play. Hopefully those back issues don't crop up again, but Arnold, who played a lot of the time with Gaudreau last season, could turn out to be the standout on this team and in this league this season. That's my educated guess, anyway; I see the kid and the team and the league a lot, and Arnold seems to have the goods to explode offensively.
Look, the way York talks about him is itself not especially common, and I've never been given the slightest reason to doubt anything he says about the sport of hockey. I'm not about to start now.
5. Gillies' tempered expectations?
Finally we head back to Providence for a look at Jon Gillies, whose situation seems a lot less clear than those of everyone above.
It seems to me from the Leaman quote on him that he'll very much get a shot to prove himself.
"John has a great opportunity to step into the net for us," Leaman said. "We don't have a returning goalie. We have no experience in net. For any goalie at this level, it's an adjustment (from lowel levels). But he's been working hard, competing extremely well and he's going to continue doing that. If he continues working and getting better, I think he's going to be a really good college goaltender."
So essentially, we're looking at a project, and if he doesn't explode out of the gate and become a dominant college goaltender, that's fine. I don't think anyone expected that much more out of him anyway.
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September 27 2012, 09:32AM
I can't believe there are still fans out there that doubt Feaster and Weisbrod's vision. There are only a couple of moves I didnt like that were made within the last 2 years and they were minor and had no real impact on the franchise- trading for Modin and PL3, arguably signing some FA (but they didnt cost anything). The drafting and bigger trades I feel Feaster and co. has come out ahead in...
He's done a very good job of cleaning up the mess here.
September 27 2012, 09:32AM
Great stuff, thanks Ryan (and Joe).
When does the NCAA season start?
September 27 2012, 09:40AM
Im far more ambivalent about management so far. Morrison and Babchuk were pretty poor mvoes. Their moves this summer suggest they don't really understand the true needs of the parent club (Hudler doesn't move the needle, Wideman was an unnecessarily expensive long-term gamble). The team still faces a bleak future, is one of the most expensive rosters in the league and is a poor bet to make the post-season this year (assuming there is a season).
Their first draft was a good one and we still have no idea how good this latest one was or wasn't. Cervenka was a decent gamble and I liked the Comeau, Stempniak signings...
But a much, much more is needed down the road here. If the Flames are to avoid hitting an iceberg and sinking to the depths of the conference (as I assume is the organizational goal) then Feaster at al will have to pull more than a few rabbits out of their hats in the next few seasons.
September 27 2012, 09:55AM
@Kent Wilson
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I agree there is alot of work to do, and some of the FA signings were not the greatest (I also didnt overly like Hudler signing, but I think a player like Wideman was needed- not at that pricetag granted) But my point is having players like Beartchi, Gaudreau and Jankowski in the system, and taking chances (Cervenka) is, at least for me, exciting.
The last players aside from Brodie, Phanuef and Boyd I have been excited about from the old regime is non-existant, and only Brodie is left. At least we have good prospects who are turning heads, they still have a way to go but at least they look legite at the moment.
I understand where you are coming from, in that the organization has to avoid sinking to the bottom of the conference since their two markee players are close to retirement. But fixing things here is a process and I like what I have seen so far, for the most part (particullarly the youth added).
I have my concerns also, but the potential within our younger players is what makes me feel better about being a flames fan.
Is there any realistic scenario where it wouldn't necessarily be in Jankos best interest to spend 4yrs in Uni?
Nice piece Ryan,
On your first point, I guess the question on many of these guys is not so much whether they benefit from NCAA playing time vs. NHL time where they would get almost no time as vs. AHL time where the competition would be a little higher, they would play more games and get nearly as much ice time as in NCAA.
These kinds of opinions are, by necessity, near impossible to validate because we can't really know how one player would have come out the other end on a different route and there is not enough player's on the track in order get data that could support either hypothesis. Yours is as reasonable a take as the other. I personally think the elite guys (Gaudreau, Gerbe, Schultz level) would benefit from the AHL competition.
The other important thing to think about (subject to CBA outcome this go round) is the cap, contract, risk outcome. Kid stays in NCAA, his ELC starts one year later and, presumably, you still get one more cheap year out of him. He gets too good in NCAA, you risk getting Schultz'd.
I think the ELC point merits keeping the player in NCAA as long as he is not going to be improving your 2nd line, maybe your 3rd, in the NHL. I think the risk of getting Schultz'd is minor.
September 27 2012, 01:05PM
@Kent Wilson
Robert Vollman isn't too fond of the Flames signings this summer either. The Flames get the 1st and 5th spot on the worst summer signings list.
I was never a fan of either, but I was pretty certain somebody else would do worse. I half-expected Semin to be on the list somewhere.
September 27 2012, 02:09PM
Thanks so much for this. Leaman on Janko, York on Arnold is great stuff. I'll be reading any NCAA posts you put up.
September 27 2012, 03:37PM
Is there any realistic scenario where it wouldn't necessarily be in Jankos best interest to spend 4yrs in Uni?
He's such an unknown right now tht I think any scenario is a legitimate possibility. The fact that he's apparently improving at a rapid rate is a fantastic sign in the positive, though.
September 28 2012, 12:40AM
I would love to see a Ferland-Reinhart-Arnold line in a couple years playing together in the NHL. They could really grow into an awesome `tough minutes`line that concurrently puts up vital points against top comp. Reinhart and Arnold would provide the gritty two-way game, moving the puck north and putting up point totals worthy of a second line. Ferland could provide intimidating toughness, sound defensive awareness, and, if he lives up to potential, 15-25 goals in his prime. They could be a physical tough minutes line that allows Jankowski, Baertchi, and Gauderau types easier minutes to put up solid points totals.
Can`t wait to see a lot of these guys in Abby this year!!!!!
p.s. For guys claiming the Flames are a `small`team right now, just wait. With Ferland, Reinhart, Arnold on the second-third lines, and Aliu and Bouma on the fourth line, the Flames will have a sturdy line-up capable of actually playing effective hockey, while hitting and scrapping people.


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A note on Mikhail Grabovski's production
Cam Charron
March 11 2013 03:25PM
For the second time, a Toronto Star writer has completely ignored the fact that Mikhail Grabovski and Nikolai Kulemin play on a checking line—and almost exclusively in a checking role—when trying to analyze the scoring of those two players. In Boston, Kevin McGran tweeted out a poorly-formed thought indicating that Grabovski was invisble, a period before Grabovski and Jay McClement hooked up for the 3-2 goal that brought the Maple Leafs back into the game.
Grabovski in that game took six of his 11 draws against Patrice Bergeron. Media members can accept that Randy Carlyle plays a hard matching style, where he likes to pair up a centreman against a centreman for the course of the game. Grabovski, Toronto's best two-way player, along with Nik Kulemin and Jay McClement frequently get the opposition's top line, even on the road.
Left Wing Lock shows that Grabovski played 59.18% of that March 7 game against the Bruins top line of Brad Marchand, Patrice Bergeron and Tyler Seguin. The NHL Event Summary shows that Grabovski played in total 14:22. That means that Grabovski played 8:30 of time against Bergeron & Co. According to the timeonice.com Corsi page, the Leafs were +1 in shot attempt differential with Grabovski on the ice, and the Bruins were +8 with Bergeron on the ice. That means that away from the matchup, whoever drew Bergeron got absolutely killed in the matchup. In fact, according to Robert P of Jewels from the Crown who was kind enough to run the numbers for me, Bergeron was held in check when Grabovski was on the ice, considering the amount of minutes played: just eight on-ice shot attempts in those 8 minutes, while he ran roughshod in limited minutes against other lines.
Witness the enduring invisibility of Nikolai Kulemin and Mikhail Grabovski, another pair of Burke signings currently failing to pull their weight as alleged second-line forwards.
Kulemin has two goals in 26 games. And as for Grabovski — the Maple Leafs are 12 games into their 24-game home schedule, and Grabovski has precisely one goal and zero assists at the Air Canada Centre this year. Maybe that'd be fine if he was a bit player. But a year ago this month Burke made him the highest-paid forward on the team, complete with a $5.5-million cap hit that doesn't abate until after 2016-17.
For two reasons, the USING NUMBERS TO PROVE ANYTHING red light pops up in my head. Why would it matter whether Mikhail Grabovski can't score at home, if he's scoring on the road? Mikhail Grabovski has 11 points, which isn't a whole lot, but consider:
- He starts shifts nearly exclusively in the defensive zone
- He spends most of his time trying to stifle the opposition's top line
- He out-produces similar NHLers in the same role
- He is 7th on the Leafs forward corps in powerplay time with 1:45 per game.
Take a look at some centremen around the NHL who have similar quality of competition scores, and start less than 40% of shifts in the offensive zone:
- Mike Fisher (4G, 6A)
- Paul Stastny (7G, 9A)
- Mikhail Grabovski (6G, 5A)
- Maxime Talbot (2G, 5A)
(Jibblescribbits fought the same fight with Avalanche writer Adrian Dater concerning Paul Stastny)
It's worth noting that Grabovski faces the highest quality of competition rank in the league, but has similar production to his peers who have similar heavy-lifting roles. Stastny makes $6.6-million and Mike Fisher makes $4.2M. Max Talbot makes $1.75M.
Looking at it that way, Grabovski's salary is pretty much right in line (higher than Fisher's, lower than Stastny's) given his offensive output for the situations he's put into.
There's nothing really "advanced" about advanced stats. It's not mathematical wizardry that we're doing here. Most of "advanced" stats is simply looking at two numbers and figuring out which one is higher. For defensive zone start rate, you just look at the number of times a player starts in the defensive zone, and divide it by the number of times he started a shift excluding neutral zone faceoffs. It's just division, and there's no calculus or spreadsheets require.
This isn't "using numbers to prove anything". This is simply using numbers so we can better look at player roles. There's a lot of useless information out there, but ice time numbers published by the NHL are pretty reliable and tell us who was on the ice against who, and how much. Shot totals tell us at which end of the ice the game took place at. Corsi Rel QoC is a fancy way of saying "quality of competition" and adding up the average shot differential number of a player's opponent. There's nothing wrong with looking to quantify things when we look to better argue a point. Not a single person in hockey would tell you it's better to play with the puck in your own end of the ice.
What the Feschuk column does show is that the Leafs are probably mis-using Grabovski and supressing his offensive talents. Grabovski has been one of the leaders on the Leafs in even strength scoring over the last two seasons,
Anyway, addition and subtraction are not difficult concepts. Especially over at the Star, where thanks to overpaid, tenured hockey columnists half-assing columns, the publisher had to subtract 55. That's not fancy math either.
March 13 2013, 12:37AM
Grabovski is a brilliant hockey player with great speed, great skill, and a great shot. Unfortunately he's being played a defensive role and so it's more defensive faceoffs and in his own zone more then him scoring like I and others like to see. He's a great player as we know from the past and actually my favorite in NHL and the leafs. I hope Carlyle sees grabovski as a scorer more again, cause it's hard to see him not on score sheet as much. I know we have bozak's, Kessel, van Riemsdyk line and then Kadri, MacAuthor line for scoring but I would really like to see grabovski played more offensive again. It would be nice to see. He's a great player and hopes and looks like he will be at leafs for a while. He's a great player and hope he keeps up the good work and gets some more goals :)
March 11 2013, 03:31PM
There's also this handy dandy spreadsheet I made ranking the bottom 25 NHL forwards with >20gp by O-zone start %
I really like Grabbo and his game. I don't need advanced stats to know how great Grabbo is but it is nice to know if fits what I see watching hockey.
Grabbo is not only fiesty but is also far more important to the leafs and the forward core compared to kessel and any other player.
What the feschuk was that guy thinking when he wrote that?
March 11 2013, 06:53PM
Sorry, listing 3 other players who are underperforming offensively doesn't prove your point. It's a fickle argument. Every Avs fan and writer will say Statsny has been horrible. And saying "oh well he plays against other teams'top lines" doesn't mean anything either. in '10-'11, the line of MacArthur-Grabo-Kule played against top lines by the end of the season and continued to produce. Grabovski's offensive production just doesn't cut it for $5.5 million.
A better way to show how much harder Grabovski's minutes are is this chart. Look how much less offensive zone faceoffs he is getting this year vs other years: http://goo.gl/LYOZv
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Keira's getting married
Here's Keira Knightley meeting fiancé James Righton at the airport in Paris earlier this week. I've seen it before. You've seen it before. That's pre-wedding affection, non? They're reportedly getting married this weekend. Full Story
Shooting Posh from below
Most people with a smartphone these days know their angles. We are a photo-obsessed society. That, along with the social networking, has made us more vain than ever. So you know, I'm sure a lot of you know that, generally, having your picture taking from below, where you are looking down at the camera, is not the most flattering shot. Full Story
Karl takes it back...but not really
Karl Lagerfeld spoke to the Sun in the UK a few weeks ago and had this to say about Pippa Middleton: "Kate Middleton has a nice silhouette and she is the right girl for that boy. I like that kind of woman, I like romantic beauties. On the other hand, her sister struggles. I don't like the sister's face. Full Story
Don't say her name
There are so many ways to cut someone down. There is an art to cutting someone down. When it's done right, it is a beautiful thing. And then we have Karl Lagerfeld. Who is a legend for creating beautiful things and now, in recent years, for saying many beautiful cutting things. Karl spoke to The Sun in the UK; the subject was British girls, in particular the Middletons: "Kate Middleton has a nice silhouette and she is the right girl for that boy. Full Story
Roberto Cavalli carries his own bags?
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Where's your Segway??? Cavalli on a Segway is a personal happy place. Click here if you've never had the pleasure. But Roberto was in Milan today and not only was there no Segway... He had to CARRY HIS OWN BAGS!?! And plastic! Can you imagine Karl Lagerfeld carrying his own (plastic) bags? Please. Full Story
What Karl Says and What Karl Means
We're all a little hung-over from last night's Vancouver Smut Soiree. I'm hanging onto my blowout for dear life. But it was fun, so fun! Lainey's blind item reveals are my favourite—Dan Levy was so scandalized, I hope he recovered. It's Friday, so let's take a moment to enjoy Karl's b-tch-beating fan. Full Story
What's up with Anna & Karl?
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Here's Karl being Karl at the Chanel Little Black Jacket party in New York last night with Linda Evangelista. You can hate all you want but I am ALL OVER what she's wearing, especially those shoes. Karl also stepped out the night before for the Gordon Parks Centennial Gala at the Museum of Modern Art. Full Story
Vanessa will always have Karl
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Johnny Depp finally confirmed last week that he and Vanessa Paradis are still together. Click here for a refresher. Most of you who've emailed don't seem entirely convinced that it was all fine to begin with. Something was afoot, sure. But they seem to have worked it out now. Full Story
My Obsession & Karl
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Chanel Resort 2013 was presented at Versailles yesterday. Click here to see the collection in LifeStyle. Everyone says that this event is the one you wait for. I've heard of fashion editors moving around their annual schedules, forgoing personal time, stabbing backs if they have to, in order to accommodate it. Full Story
Is Karl a hoarder?
The best thing is about to happen to you today. You are about to read, if you haven't already, an article written by Karl Lagerfeld about Karl Lagerfeld, A Day In The Life. See? Lagerfeld honoured Harper's Bazaar - and all of us - this month by not only sharing his daily schedule but also explaining it. Full Story
Photo Assumption: What Karl's doll thinks of Shelfy
Also on Wetten Dass in Germany the other day, the most random collection of guests...And for part of the program, Jessica Biel was seated next to Karl Lagerfeld. Needless to say, there's some selective photo editing happening here on my part but, you know, on the one hand you have a collection of guests were are charismatic and entertaining and then there's Shelfy, who's less interesting than Karl's doll and who's never provided a witty or clever sound-bite in her life. Full Story


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Comments: Run small, and small toe box, not happy with them. Running for 3 weeks and still can't break them in. I have worn Saucony forever and have always had enough room, these just felt like they were pinching and not enough room in the front. Woman do not have pointy feet. Throwing out 68$ is a shame can't even wear them as casual shoes. Cushioning is good but just not enough room.
From: Karin, Orchard Park, New York, USA
Comments: Just bought Saucony Hurricane 14 to replace my worn out Kinvara 2's . Love the support, and very comfortable, but this shoe runs small. I am returning for a half size bigger. Wish Saucony would start offering wide sneakers.
From: Marcia, Diebold, West Seneca, NY, Erie
Comments: These shoes are FANTASTIC! They hit the sweet spot of cushioning, support, and flexibility. They're enough cushion to help me not have joint pain, but they also feel light on my feet and fast. I had the black and purple first, ordered a back-up pair, and now ordered the pink ones... and they're awesome too! Nice, bright, flashy pink. As soon as I got the new ones in the mail, I took them out for my long run and did 10 miles. No pain, no soreness. I pair them with my Superfeet insoles for a perfect combination.
From: Cara, Pittsburgh, PA, USA
Comments: Disappointed in the update! I've worn Hurricanes for years and owned the Hurrican 10, 11, 12, 13 and now 14. The cushion in the 14 is much less than before! What the heck, Saucony? If it ain't broke, don't fix it! I know everyone is going for the "lighter = faster" but some of us just want to enjoy our run pain free. I've had multiple blisters with these new shoes despite changing socks, using Body Glide, giving them some time to break in, etc. Just not a good fit and not enough cushion. Guess I'll have to move away from Saucony and start looking at other bands. Sad!
From: Ashley, Texas, USA
Comments: I am wearing my 2nd pair of Hurricane 14s & just ordered my third. I love these shoes! I have worn Hurricanes since 2006 & these are my favourite. They are not as clunky as previous models & don't feel as heavy. I was getting forefoot pain & the 14s alleviated it. Previous models took at least 4 weeks to feel comfortable & not trip over my toes because the sole had so little flex. These feel good right out of the box. I run half marathons so they get good wear. I also love the colour!
From: Caroline, Canada
Comments: This shoe is advertised as being reminiscent of the decade older hurricane. not so at all. I went through about 25 pairs of the 1998 hurricane (was lucky to have a saucony outlet two blocks from my house) and that was my shoe for years. that shoe was not ridiculously high off the ground, mushy nor did it have an annoying piece that protrudes from the medial side of the forefoot. it was a flexible, responsive, lower profile shoe that had minimal support. i can't understand why saucony, and other manufacturers, think that if you lower the heel height and then add additional millimeters of bulk under the forefoot it makes for a more "natural" ride. Just lower the heel and keep the forefoot constant or reduce that too. 22 millimeters in the forefoot is absolutely crazy. in fact, saucony no longer makes one shoe in the performance stability category. i also wore the tangent, every version though the two was the best, until that was ruined and then replaced by the mirage. NOT EVEN CLOSE SAUCONY. Should I add comments about what happened to the fastwitch too? Another shoe I wore until the V. Good job saucony. I wore your shoes exclusively for 22 years and now you have made every shoe too wide, too built up in the forefoot, too stable or too wide.
From: Anonymous, USA
Comments: I got the Saucony Hurricane 14s the week they came out, as a suggestion from a local running store. I needed something with a good bit of cushion, that corrected my slight over-pronation, but weren't heavy or clunky (like my previous shoes were). These are a perfect combination, and they feel much lighter and faster than other cushioned shoes, but still feel like you're landing on cushioned comfort right with each step--especially under the ball of the foot. It's nice to finally have a shoe that is perfect for me but actually feels faster and lighter and looks pretty awesome too.
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Chinese Laundry Breezy Pump
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Get swept away by the Chinese Laundry Breezy shootie. With strappy styling and a chunky stacked heel, this cute peep toe bootie is just what you need to pump up your look!
- Faux leather upper
- Multi instep straps with adjustable buckles
- Inside zipper for easy on/off
- Round peep toe
- 3¾" stacked block heel
- Rubber sole
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By: MichelleMe
Location: Florida
September 19, 2014
Adjustable straps comfy for all day wear
"I read on other reviews that the straps are adjustable. Hooray! I was easily able to adjust the straps to the liking of my weird feet. The chunky heel makes these really easy to wear all day. I received tons of compliments."
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July 07, 2014
By: spyral
Location: St Joseph, MO
June 23, 2014
Love Them!
"Just got these today, and was a bit skeptical when purchasing them. However, the heel is good and stable, the material feels like it will hold up for a good amount of time, even with my wider than average feet pressing up against them, my toes don't feel smashed by the straps and they are very comfy to walk in. All of the straps are adjustable, making each shoe a perfect fit! I'm 6" without heels, so I don't wear them too often - but I'm very comfortable (and stable!) in these."
By: Deeva
Location: Charlotte, NC
May 13, 2014
Love the style!
"Cool style, beautiful design, very comfortable shoes, the heel is wide enough to give a good support. They look casual and dressy!!"
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Diane Satin Pillow Rollers 1"
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Diane Satin Pillow Rollers 1" great way to curl your hair while protecting your human hair or NaturoSynthetic hair. Rollers can be bent to tighten around each section of hair to create limitless styles.
This Is The Start To Soft Hair!I have relaxed hair but i stretch my relaxers and i always get curls as my low manipulation style but i started to notice a lot of hair getting pulled from my hard rollers.. but now there is no hair pulling ! :) i really like that these rollers are satin to so they wont dry my hair out an i have ordered 2 packs already an my hair is neck length i think i might need to order another 1 soon :)
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Awesome Rollers!I love these rollers! I used them while transitioning from natural to relaxed hair (4B?).
I still use them now that I am completely natural to refresh roller/rod sets or curly fro styles. Can be used on dry hair, but I usually dampen hair with leave in conditioner then sleep in the rollers overnight. Very simple and quick to use. No dried out or pulled out hair like you get with foam rollers.
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Great and Holy Pascha
The Gospel according to John 1:1-17
In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. He was in the beginning with God; all things were made through him, and without him was not anything made that was made. In him was life, and the life was the light of men. The light shines in the darkness, and the darkness has not overcome it.
There was a man sent from God, whose name was John. He came for testimony, to bear witness to the light, that all might believe through him. He was not the light, but came to bear witness to the light.
The true light that enlightens every man was coming into the world. He was in the world, and the world was made through him, yet the world knew him not. He came to his own home, and his own people received him not. But to all who received him, who believed in his name, he gave power to become children of God; who were born, not of blood nor of the will of the flesh nor of the will of man, but of God.
And the Word became flesh and dwelt among us, full of grace and truth; we have beheld his glory, glory as of the only Son from the Father. (John bore witness to him, and cried, "This was he of whom I said, 'He who comes after me ranks before me, for he was before me.'") And from his fullness have we all received, grace upon grace. For the law was given through Moses; grace and truth came through Jesus Christ.
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Lucky Craft Pointer Minnow
When Lucky Craft introduced the Pointer series rip-baits, they set the standard by which all other rip-baits are measured. Special internal brass weights create a low center of gravity causing the Pointer to wobble and vibrate when the retrieve is stopped. The Pointer is designed to suspend 4-5 feet deep, and the same weights that create a low center of gravity also emit a fish calling vibration. Not only do the Lucky Craft Pointers have an incredible suspending action, they also have a retrieve action that can't be found in other rip-baits. When ripped or twitched, the pointer has a "Walk the Dog" underwater action that is unique to this bait. From the 78 to the 128, the Pointer series has the sizes, colors and unique fish catching action that only the Pointer can deliver. Try one and you will see why pros have been catching and winning with this lure since its inception.
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|Pointer 65(SP)
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|Pointer 100(SP)
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Comments: Probably one of the most valuable fishing lures for all species in the last 10 years. Once you match the correct color to your quarry, you'll be replacing the hooks and re-painting the finish. Many bait companies have copied and innovated this lure, but Luck Craft set the standard on jerkbait performance.
From: John: Knoxville, TN 11/10/14
Comments: I have found a new use for this lure, bonito fishing from pier!!! use a wooden egg bought from Michaels, tie a 5 foot fluorocarbon leader and attach to lure (pointer 78 in baitfish silver) throw out as far as you can, reel in and use a twitch-twitch pattern, Hookups galore!!!!
From: David: Murrieta, CA 9/19/14
Comments: Excellent large mouth and stripped bass Lure. Out fishing California Delta today (8/27/14) and had a massive large mouth completely engulf my pointer 65 and cut the line in less than a second. I was in shock watching the lure disappear so fast, never had a chance to set the hook. Strippers and large mouth bass hit these pointers like crazy. Looks like I will be getting more, kinda have to now.
From: Percy: Elk Grove, CA 8/27/14
Comments: Best jerk bait i've used. Got 10 of these. This is a bass magnet, i've landed bass year round with this lure depending on the season n the way you work this lure. By far the best jerk bait lure. Highly recommend
From: Mr. X: Fairfield, CA 4/19/14
Comments: I'm just a weekend angler. This month alone, over 100 bass and 1 bluegill. LC Pointer is responsible for 90+% of all my catch.
From: Shimano: Cali
Comments: Early spring with cold conditions,whip out a pointer 100 and get ready for a frenzy.
From: Jon: Alton, NH
Comments: Man this bait is my go to bait on windy cold days. now in pre spawn, it is a killer bait. these bass goes crazy. i fish it pretty slow just to put it right in the fish face. going to get more.
From: Fresno, CA
Comments: I have the Sexy Chartreuse Shad in 128. Not my favorite jerkbait. Ive had it over a year now, and dont use it very often. I like an erratic action with lots of flash for a jerkbait. This one just doesnt do it for me. I bet the smaller sizes work better. I have a silent 95, and that is pretty awesome....I wont be buying another 128.
From: Mike: Huntington Beach, CA
Comments: Even though it's in the higher price range of jerkbaits they're worth every penny. They have super sharp hooks. I have caught so many smallmouth bass and brown trout on ghost minnow(color). I caught a 15 pound brown trout on this lure. You get what you pay for.
Comments: The action of this jerk bait is perfect, it suspends when its not being worked and the weight system allows for hailmary-like casts. I've caught more quality bass with the 78 size more often than the larger 100's and 128's. A proven winner in my book thanks for the attention to detail.
From: Mike: Georgia, USA
Comments: I fished Roosevelt Lake using the size 78 in new ayu color. Caught 4 largemouth bass within 30 minutes. Great action on this jerkbait.
From: Emmanuel: Tucson, AZ
Comments: I fish a river a Pennsylvania and there is no better lure all year round than a lucky craft pointer. They are worth there weight in gold. If you fish a river system for pissed off smallies pick a couple up.
From: Tyler: Middletown, PA
Comments: I'm not a big jerkbait fan. I've got no patience and I hate waiting. That being said, the Pointer is highly effective in the right conditions. Winter and early spring, when things are cold and the bass move slow, there are not many better options than a Lucky Craft Pointer in Ghost Minnow. I prefer the 78 size, for both numbers and bigger fish.
From: Big J: Houston, TX
Comments:If you are going to fish a jerkbait..fish this one. If you don't know how to throw a jerkbait..learn..with this one.
From:Mike: Decatur, AL
Comments:I was not exaggerating when I said this is a miracle lure!!! I have caught so many largemouth bass and striped bass using the 78sp and 78dd in ghost minnow color. The lure is great for trolling too, particularly the 78dd. I dont really need any other crankbaits anymore, I retired most of them when I acquired the pointer(s). One more thing, you guys are great, very fast shipping and wonderful service, keep up the great work.
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Fergalicious Naples Platform Pump
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Darling ruffles and cute prints make the Fergalicious Naples the pump to own! This flirty and sweet platform pump is a sweet choice to dress up any outfit.
- Printed satin upper
- Ankle strap with adjustable buckle
- Ruffled center flower accent
- ¾" platform, 4" covered heel
- Synthetic sole
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Location: brooklyn
May 30, 2013
Stylish, reasonably comfy.
"I wore them at a restaurant and stood up at the bar for about an hour. I even walked to the subway station afterwards with only mild discomfort. I would say they are more comfortable than the average heel. I felt that they fit true to size. The color is great (plum and navy with a hint of copper)."
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Elder Landon Gene Thomas has been called to serve as a missionary for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in the Chicago, Illinois North Mission. Elder Thomas will be speaking on June 17 at 11 am in the Ferron Dutch Flat Ward, 555 South 400 West.
Elder Thomas is the son of Jeff and Brenda Thomas. His grandparents are Karen Thomas, Gene and Pat Brown and Joyce Olsen. He will enter the Missionary Training Center on June 20.
Elder Garrett L. DeBry returned home June 8 after completing a mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, serving in the Paraguay, Asuncion Area.
Elder DeBry will give his welcome home address on June 17 at 11 am in the Dutch Flat Ward, Ferron Stake Center.
Elder DeBry is the son of Mark and Darline DeBry.