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Former CKNW talk show radio host, Social Credit cabinet minister and lawyer Rafe Mair of North Vancouver moved to CKBD on the radio dial in 2004. He practiced law for 15 years in Vancouver and Kamloops before entering politics for five years with the provincial government of Bill Bennnett. Since he began writing at age fifty, he has won the Michener Canadian Media Award, the Hutchison Award for Lifetime Contribution to BC Journalism and has been inducted into the Broadcast Hall of Fame.
Around 2015 he stopped contributing to the online publication The Tyee after a ten-year stint and started writing for the Vancouver Observer on-line instead. He has been active in civic politics since he moved to Lions Bay, located between West Vancouver and Squamish.
In 2015, he wrote I Remember Horse Buns, largely about growing up in and around Vancouver, "the best place in the world." It describes his youthful adventures around Howe Sound and Indian Arm, as well as Stanley Park and other coastal environs.
"I deal a lot with what it was like to be a kid back during World War II," he wrote on his blog, "the standards we were expected to meet and what happened to us when we didnt meet them. The comic books we read, the slogans we heard, the radio shows, are all part of it. I also talk about some of the things that occurred on the national and international scene when I was a kid such as the now conveniently forgotten Gouzenko case in Ottawa which actually started the Cold War."
Review of the author's work by BC Studies:
Rafe: A Memoir
Still Ranting: More Rants, Raves and Recollections & Rafe: A memoir
Radio Daze: 25 Years of Winning Awards and Getting Fired in Canadian Radio
I Remember Horse Buns (Promontory Press 2015) 978-1-987857-25-2 $14.95.
Radio Daze (Promontory Press)
What the Bleep is Going on Here? (Harbour, 2008)
Over the Mountains: More Thoughts on Things that Matter (Harbour, 2006)
Hard Talk (Harbour, 2005)
Rafe: A Memoir (Harbour, 2004)
Canada: Is Anyone Listening? (Key Porter, 1998)
More Rants, Raves and Recollections (Whitecap)
Rants, Raves and Recollections (Whitecap)
The Last Cast (Hancock 1995)
[BCBW 2015] "Journalism" "Fishing"
Still Ranting: More Rants, Raves and Recollections
Quote the raver evermore. Open-liner Rafe Mair returns with Still Ranting: More Rants, Raves and Recollections (Whitecap $19.95). The tireless radio host is becoming increasingly vital to B.C. as the fear factor muzzles and chills his peers in television and print. 1-55285-401-9 [BCBW AUTUMN 2002]
Rants, Raves and Recollections (Whitecap $19.95)
Vancouver-born Rafe Mair has followed his musings in Canada: Is Anyone Listening? with Rants, Raves and Recollections (Whitecap $19.95). The best place to keep it, Im sure, he says, is in the loo where, especially as the years go by, it takes a bit longer.
Mairs passions include fishing, reading, family life and western alienation. The former Socred MLA first joined CKNW in 1984. Heres a rant that supports Mairs contention that B.C. separation is not at all out of the question. He reflects on his experiences as chairman of B.C.s Cabinet Constitutional Committee for three years:
"When I started visiting Ontario on a regular basis for a while twice or three times a month I was told by those knowledgeable sorts that thought the entire wisdom of the country abided in the Toronto Globe and Mail, that I would come to see that Ontarians and especially Torontonians really not only loved us but understood us. Well, I spent nearly half a decade putting that proposition to the test.
My contacts throughout this epiphany were Bill DavisButtermilk Billythe premier of Ontario whom I watched at close range through endless conferences as well as his senior staff and political colleagues. I spent hours closeted with Ontario politicians and officials during the run-up to the patriation of the constitution. I may not have gotten to know the man on the street too well, but I sure as hell got to know the people who ran his affairs.
I went to Ontario convinced that central Canadians generally, and Ontarians specifically, knew little of British Columbia and cared even less. Not only did I not change my mind, my suspicions were emphatically confirmed. The bald truth is that Ontarians only consider British Columbia as a source of raw materials and chronic bitchers. They consider B.C. part of a seamless West, which, of course, it is not. It was only very recently that the Toronto Globe and Mail, in its polls, stopped lumping B.C. in with the Prairies as if what was happening in The Pas, Manitoba, bore some relationship with Sooke, British Columbia...
This, of course, has very important ramifications for Canada. Ontario, with a quarter of the Senate and, through its perennial government caucus, control of the House of Commons, simply cannot understand why B.C. sees Senate reform as a major issue. It is utterly beyond that provinces ability (John Nunziata, MP, excepting) to understand why we chafe under a system where 50 percent plus one of the House of Commons has 100 percent of the power. Nunziata is an exception perhaps because he was born and raised in B.C. before moving to Toronto.
Ontarians, generally speaking, see the country as an ongoing saga between Upper Canada and Lower Canada. In their view, solving that debate-or at least keeping it going without Lower Canada dropping out-is what Canada is all about and the other provinces aside from Quebec should simply stay on the sidelines and cheer Ontario on. There isnt the slightest understanding of B.C. history. Ontarians dont know and dont care that, unlike the Prairie provinces, B.C. entered Confederation as a self-governing colony and did so after negotiating as a high contracting party with the five provinces that then made up the country. They dont understand that the deal wasnt to enter a two-party partnership, Quebec on the one hand and the rest led by Ontario on the other. British Columbia would never have accepted this two founding nation concept of the country and doesnt for a second accept this notion now.
Much of Canadas recent constitutional history reflects this central Canadian misunderstanding of Canada as seen through the eyes of British Columbians. Meech Lake and the Charlottetown Accord (so called) would have perpetuated central Canadian hegemony over the country through agreements that only faintly sugarcoated that fact. British Columbians by nearly 70 percent demonstrated that they understood this when they voted in the Charlottetown referendum of October 26, 1992.
So Ontario and Quebec dont understand how British Columbia came into being. Because some Quebecers and some Ontarians did indeed move to B.C. in the early years, it is wrongly assumed that the province was populated by some great east-west migration such as occurred in the United States. In fact, B.C. was mostly populated from the south and the west, initially, and thereafter by people who arrived directly from the United Kingdom. The Ontario version of the typical Canadian has never lived in British Columbia. Also much misunderstood is the geography of the province. I well remember attending a constitutional conference in the 1970s where there was a huge wooden map of Canada on the wall. Missing were the Queen Charlotte Islands! When I questioned my hosts, they were amazed that I would be sensitive to the fact that these great islands, which carry so much native and non-native history, should be expunged from our geography. Again, in itself, perhaps no big deal. But cumulatively, little things like this do betray an astonishing ignorance of Canadas third largest province. (In fact, B.C. will overtake Quebec as the second largest about midway through the twenty-first century, which helps explain why Ontario and Quebec especially want preserved forever the status quo.) Central Canadians would do well to fly over B.C. and see how everythingits mountains, rivers, and islandsall flow north-south so they dont see it as such a mystery why British Columbian thinking also goes the same way. Central Canadians would also be well advised to try to understand the notion of Cascadia, which, while it will never become a political reality, may well express British Columbias economic future.
There is, in my opinion, a grave danger that British Columbia will leave Confederation. It certainly will do so if Quebec goes. But it may go anyway. As political decentralization around the world paradoxically goes hand and hand with economic unions, British Columbia may well find it in its interests to leave Canada and go it alone in NAFTA.
This sort of thing doesnt happen by revolution, armed or otherwise. It comes when regions feel unrepresented and uncared for and British Columbia is both of those. It may well be that after another decade or so of chafing under central Canadian absolute rule plus central Canadian indifference, British Columbia will become, what it might have been in the first place but for the threat of American Manifest Destiny, an independent nation with friendly neighbours to both the east and south.
Then it will no longer be necessary for people in central Canada to ask, what the hells the matter with those people out there? Whats the matter and what always has been the matteras I found out for myselfis that back there they really dont give a damn about us. -- Rafe Mair
I Remember Horsebuns
Review (2016)
REVIEW: I Remember Horsebuns
(North Saanich: Promontory Press, 2015) $14.95 978-1-987857-25-2
by Rafe Mair
Reviewed by Ron Dart
More fox than hedgehog
Isaiah Berlin, in his oft quoted, The Hedgehog and the Fox: An Essay on Tolstoys View of History (1953), took as his guiding theme a passage from Archilochus: The fox knows many things, but the hedgehog knows one big thing. The fox rambles across vast and varied terrain, often in haste and a hurry, whereas the hedgehog burrows ever down and deep.
Rafe Mairs I Remember Horsebuns is very much the path of a fox, dashing hither, thither, and yon, seeing this, seeing that and reporting on the sights seen. That reference to horsebunsfragrant horse droppings that once littered city streetslets us know Mair will be revisiting bygone Vancouver from the 1930s-1950s.
Animated, theatrical, and liberty-loving, I Remember Horsebuns gives us journalist and broadcaster Rafe Mair at his best as he swashbuckles through his younger years while also shuttling forward to some of the main political, economic, and ecological issues that beset us today and likely into the future. Fast-paced, short chapters guide the reader into Mairs layered life journey and pre-occupations, many often quite unknown until this autobiographical missive left the publishing tarmac.
There is, of course, Rafe Mair, the lawyer, Social Credit MLA and radio host for many a controversial year, owner of the bombastic pose, public persona, and posture. There is also Rafe Mair, the private person. In I Remember Horsebuns many a curtain is pulled back and many delightful and tender moments are revealed.
The Introduction can be off-putting for Canadians with more of a nationalist bent as Mair makes it abundantly clear that he favours and tips his hat more to the American dream and ideals, while recognizing their brutality, than to what he sees as rather boring Canadian history. Perhaps he could use some better coaching in the life, times, and complex personality of Canada.
And despite his tendency to view Western Canada as a victim of central Canadian oppression, much of the book simply revels in the Mair persona: the public figure of glorious rants and idiosyncratic ideological excursions.
There can be no doubt that Mairs faithful and much needed ecological vision (he gives a supportive nod to Paul Watson) has much to commend it, as do his sensitive insights on Indigenous peoples, the salmon industry (which he sees as dominated by short sightedness), the energy industry, hydroelectric dams, and his compassionate support of animal rights.
These varied positions make Mair a most compelling political commentator who, in his career as in his retirement, transcends the tribalism of the right and left though he did once serve in the Social Credit Party as a fifth column of sorts. Grace McCarthys Foreword is well worth the read, if for no other reason than to turn the ear to two comrades who were once in the thick of the political fray and still have many a tale yet to tell.
Mair provides vivid memories of carefree explorations, school life, fishing and boating expeditions, sports, films, music legends, and neighbourhoods that are no more -- as well as some startling reminders of an era when casual racism and a post-colonial Anglo-centric establishment culture tended to dominate.
And Mair is in fine literary fettle, dashing from chapter to chapter, as he covers life in Vancouver and on the West Coast in the middle to late years of the last century, his days as an MLA and cabinet minister, and his meditations on the poignant political issues we face.
But I Remember Horsebuns is an autobiographical excursion in the style of a fox. If readers expect deft and rapier-like insights, they will be rewarded and delighted. If hedgehog burrowing is hoped for, disappointment will reign.
Regardless, I Remember Horsebuns, Rafe Mairs tenth book, is worth reading both as a pleasurable diversion and for its spotlights on an earlier British Columbia.
When reading the last few chapters, I was reminded of one of Stephen Leacocks final essays, Three Score and Ten. The autumn years are upon the author, and his task is knowing how to live through such a weakening season of the journey. Behind him is his full past, when much has been seen and done, and before him is the future, when uncertainty is the reality and most of the leaves have fallen from the tree.
What remains when all the strong and pliant leaves of holding court and dominating the front stage have fallen from the branches, and the reality of human mortality presses ever closer? There are, in the final few chapters, some tender and suggestive thoughts to ponder by way of bringing the book to a close.
Reviewer Ron Dart of Abbotsford has taught in the department of political science/philosophy/religious studies at University of the Fraser Valley since 1990, undertaken Ph.D studies at McMaster University and served on staff with Amnesty International in the 1980s in B.C. He is a leading authority on the subject of Canadian HighRed Toryism, and some of its most significant thinkers, including Stephen Leacock and George Grant. His 25th book The North American High Tory Tradition (American Anglican Press, 2016) has a foreword from Jonathan M. Paquette of the University of St Andrews Institute of Intellectual History. It was celebrated with a public event sponsored by American Anglican Press and the George Grant Society.


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Women's hoops edged by Pacific
Published: Saturday, December 10, 2011 at 11:00 p.m.
Last Modified: Saturday, December 10, 2011 at 11:43 p.m.
STOCKTON, Calif. — Florida's Jennifer George powered up her second consecutive double-double and fourth of the year but it wasn't enough as the Gators lost at Pacific, 78-73, late Friday at the Alex G. Spanos Center.
Florida actually made one more field goal than the hosts, but the Tigers connected on 11-of-16 3-pointers and corralled 20 offensive rebounds that they turned into 22 second-chance points to win their fourth consecutive game.
"Pacific just out-played us," UF head coach Amanda Butler said. "You have to give them credit for the outcome in every way. We played really soft in the first half and that credit goes to Pacific. We did not come out ready to play, which is obviously on
me. They had some individuals who really stepped up and make plays. We didn't step up and defend the 3-point line at all and you can't do that on someone else's home court."
George finished the game with 14 points and 14 rebounds, while Azania Stewart pulled down 10 rebounds to help Florida out-rebound Pacific, 52-35.
Stewart also blocked a career-high six shots for the Gators, who turned the ball over 22 times and resulted in 25 Tiger points. Jaterra Bonds finished with 13 points and four assists, while Lanita Bartley added 11 points with four assists and four steals and Jordan Jones tallied 10 points with three steals.
The Gators (7-3) began the second half on a 7-3 run and cut their eight-point halftime deficit to four points, 43-39. After the teams traded scores, Pacific knocked down its seventh 3-pointer of the game and another within the next two minutes as part of a 9-2 spurt and reclaimed a double-digit lead, 54-43, with 12:08 remaining. Jones ended the run with a 3-pointer for the Gators, who traded buckets for the next minute, with Bonds hitting an eight-foot, pull-up jumper in the paint. Pacific, however, answered with a score and kept its 10-point lead, 58-48, with 11:03 to go in the game.
Ndidi Madu then knocked down a 16-footer and started a 9-0 run that began a 13-3 overall spurt that tied the game at 61 with 4:58 remaining.
Both teams scored on their next offensive trips and Pacific then nailed its 10th 3-pointer of the game and took a three-point lead with 4:15 on the clock. Stewart skied for an offensive rebound and put back a miss and had Florida within one, 66-65, with 3:34 to go, but Pacific regrouped with the next five points, including four dropping as the shot clock expired.
Florida tried one last rally, scoring the next three points, with Bonds hitting one free throw and Madu collecting the miss on her second attempt and putting it back in with 23.6 seconds remaining and brought the Gators within three points, 71-68.
Kendall Rodriguez then iced the game by hitting four consecutive free throws and finishing the game with 19 points and six of Pacific's 15 steals. Erica McKenzie was the star of the game, as she converted 7-of-8 three-pointers and ended with a game-high 23 points.
The Gators take a 12-day break from competition and turn their attention to fall semester final exams before returning to the court to play host to the annual Gator Holiday Classic held Dec. 20-21.
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Mercedes' all-new GLC muscles in on the mid-size premium SUV market
Mercedes Benz GLC 220d 4MATIC
In all fairness, Mercedes Benz hardly ever misses a trick.
The German company is usually up there, if not way ahead, of the premium posse when it comes to its products.
However, the three-pointed star brand may have missed a trick when it never introduced its mid-sized premium SUV to the Irish market, thus giving the Audi Q5 and BMW X3 the whole market to themselves.
You see, the GLK, as it was named in Europe, was never produced in right-hand drive for the Irish, U.K. and Australian markets.
However, the company obviously realised the error when it recently introduced a new, renamed model to the right-hand drive market in the form of the new GLC.
This new model fits into the Mercedes-Benz line-up between the smaller GLA and larger GLE, and brings something new for buyers to scratch their heads over in the mid-size SUV market.
Based on the latest C-Class platform, but with a longer wheelbase, the GLC has the characteristic appearance of a Mercedes-Benz SUV.
On the outside, the GLC has a very muscular stance. We would even go as far as saying it is better looking than its Q5 and X3 rivals.
There is a mixture of curves and sharp lines, and the sloping bonnet blends beautifully with the chrome grille, which sports an enormous three-pointed star.
Below the grille and bootlid at the back, the designers have added some aluminium-style skid plates, and the chunky wheel arches give the GLC some serious road presence.
Step inside the cabin and the luxury feel continues throughout.
It's fresh and modern, with a mini iPad-like centre console, and the mixing of dark leather and chrome air vents work really well together.
We ae both agreed that we would still possibly give the Q5 the nod for its interior looks, but the GLC's are possibly better than BMW's slightly-dated interior found in the X3.
Elsewhere in the cabin, there is plenty of room on offer, with generous amounts of head and leg room for all passengers.
The boot, too, is accommodating, with a decent 550 litres of luggage space on offer, which expands to 1,600 with the 40/20/40 seats folded flat.
The GLC package doesn't end there, though, as Mercedes has loaded every model, from entry level up, with the latest technology and safety systems.
We have noticed recently that Mercedes is sharing some of its state-of-the-art toys from its flagship S-Class across its range.
This means buyers really are getting a lot of bang for their buck across the entire range.
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I was just gonna say that if you take a look at actual assassins, Lee Harvey Oswald -- leftist. Democrats were behind the storming of the Branch Davidian complex. Bill Clinton and Janet Reno.
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For those of you always on the hunt for something inspiring to listen to during your meditation practice, check out this latest post from The Music of Nature. which focuses on the chorus that occurs during the night hours in a Kentucky Marsh.
Lang Elliott and her site provide nature music fit for any meditation practice. Previous recordings include the grasshopper sparrow, the winter wren, the American Robin, and a host of brooks and streams.
When it comes to soundscapes, the night choruses interest me most, and especially the remarkable array of sounds heard in marshes and swamps. Wherever I go, I seek out wetlands and the magic they hold.
I made the following recording in the spring of 1995 at a favorite swampy area in Land Between the Lakes, Kentucky. It was nearly midnight. Whip-poor-wills, Spring Peepers, and distant Chorus Frogs provided a satisfying backdrop for a big surprise: the alarm calls of a two White-tailed Deers, whose airy snorts echo across the marsh in the dark of the night.
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WASHINGTON TWP. A final public hearing on the Toll Brothers application to build 37 homes on 148 acres off Coleman and Bartley roads is scheduled for the Planning Board's Monday, March 12 meeting. Toll Brothers agreed on Monday night to the board's request for a parking area and bus stop pad at the intersection of the development's interior road and Bartley Road. The parking area will be used by parents dropping off their children for school buses and for hikers who leave their cars while walking along the portion of Patriots Path that traverses the site. Toll Brothers also agreed to construct a sidewalk along one side of the road for students who live in the development and want to walk to the bus stop. There is a differing of opinion between the board and the developer over the speed limit for the housing development's interior road. The developer has constructed the road to support a 25 mph speed limit but the Planning Board says the developer does not have jurisdiction to permit a speed lower than 35 mph and wants the road designed to support that speed.
Joel Kobert, attorney for Toll Brothers, said the township can set a speed limit of 25 mph on the road while the board said the state Department of Transportation has authority over speed limits and will not permit a speed slower than 35 mph.
Both said sides decided to authorize Township Attorney John Jansen to discuss the matter with the state.
Toll Brothers is the township's largest developer having built about 120 homes all selling from more than $500,000 each.


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My name is Patti Dennison and I am a breeder of
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Sadie and Copper I LOVE ANIMALS, all breeds, shapes and sizes !!!!!
I have owned and trained many different dogs in the past,
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I started breeding 10 years ago with chihuahua's, then golden retrievers
and have now been breeding pomeranians for 8 years.
Our family consists of my husband and I, six children (two at home),
my mother, 3 large dogs, multiple poms, two horses, a mini horse,
6 cats, 4 bunnies and our micro pigs.
There is a lot of hair flying around this house,
but what's a good cup of coffee without a hair in it.
I home school my youngest daughter and teach music classes in my home.
As a result, my Pomeranians are rarely home alone
and the puppies are well socializedwith childrenand other animals.
My Kennel Name is Divine Dreams
because I believe that God gave me His love for animals,
which has now progressed into me breeding these truly amazing little dogs.
I am so thankful to God for providing me an outlet that fulfills my dreams
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I breed for health,
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He rotates the dogs, so they all have their cuddle time.
He draws the line at the Golden Retrievers sitting on his lap
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Again-istan. Again.
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Happy: You're going to Again-istan? Again? No Daddy. No.
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Lefty: So, other people get to come home now?
McLovin: Yep.
Lefty: Well, they'll be happy. And maybe we wouldn't be so sad if they just wouldn't shoot people over there.
His bag is set up in our closet - again. And all the travel stuff is out on the countertops. Again. And it's written up on our calendar in the kitchen. And we all know that nothing is really happening until it's written on the calendar in the kitchen. They stood there and stared at me while I wrote it. It's a long f**king word. It takes up a whole week of squares just to write it.
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Lefty read it out loud. "We could not cal - cal -cu- late -- what does calculate mean?" I told him it meant add it all up. He kept reading, "...calculate directions between Washington D-C and Kabul, Again-istan. They can't tell us?! It's so far they can't tell us how far it is??"
And then he deflated. When he was little, he and McGee loved that song "How Far is Heaven?" by the Los Lonely Boys. They'd sing along and then ask how many planes away were places they'd been. Boston? One plane. Texas? Two planes. The fun beach? Three planes and Mommy's not so happy when they arrive and then Papa gives her a pina colada. Heaven was two hundred planes. Too many to try and take until you were old and ready. And everyone you love is there waiting for you.
He asked me how many planes it was. I told him it was just two, but he didn't like that answer.
"Again-istan is like ten million planes and no one you love is there."
Yes there is baby. McLovin is there. And we love him a lot.
On Friday, he's gotta go. We'll spend the next two days imagining him on planes. We'll spend the next several weeks (oh please God weeks and not months) praying we'll get the call that he's coming home. I'll try my best not to let The Fear keep me from taking care of everything while he's gone. I'll think of all the other families who are praying for the safe return of those they can't live without. And how places like Again-istan are actually only two planes away and are filled with people we love.
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I'm trying to estimate some coefficients and sigma in a MLE function, the density of which is normal. I guess the sigma is around 9. I set the initial value of sigma to be 9.
But when I use fminsearch, the result is very different from when I use fmincon, when I give a constraint that sigma>0.000000001, even though with same initial value of sigma. Can anyone please explain why it is like that?
On 12/13/2012 7:00 PM, Lizzy wrote:
> Hi,
> I'm trying to estimate some coefficients and sigma in a MLE function,
> the density of which is normal. I guess the sigma is around 9. I set
> the initial value of sigma to be 9.
> But when I use fminsearch, the result is very different from when I
> use fmincon, when I give a constraint that sigma>0.000000001, even
> though with same initial value of sigma. Can anyone please explain why
> it is like that?
Many MLE problems have multiple local optima. The two algorithms are
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Therefore Bozak produced more offense. Not sure were the confusion or debate is over my statement being inaccurate.
If Bozak were to continue to be employed as Leafs #1 center and play on the 1st PP unit he is likely to continue to outproduce Grabovski in the future.
If a player is playing ahead of on the depth chart and producing more than his own teammate then he is going to demand >= money is my theory.. Based on recent reports Bozak asking price is north of $5 mil and Grabovski is making $5.5 mil presently, so it appears to be supported in this case, that he is asking for similar $$.
I'm pretty sure if Grabovski had the same percentage of offensive zone starts as Bozak + his linemates, he would not only match his offensive production but better it. Grabovski is a better player than Bozak.
Grabo had a higher even strength scoring rate than Bozak despite playing with lesser teammates and against much tougher competition. Simply put, Grabovski was put in a position to struggle this year and thus produced less than he is capable of producing.
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Yasir Shah, the Pakistan debutant who put Australia's Test plans in a spin on Friday, says he was inspired by former spin great Shane Warne.
The 28-year-old leggie, who hails from the same province as Pakistan-born Australian spinner Fawad Ahmed, adopted the craft after watching videos of Warne at work.
"Shane Warne was my motivation, I started bowling leg breaks after watching him bowl on TV," Shah said through a translator.
"And then a friend of mine sent me a video of Warne from London and I used to watch it every day and tried to copy his action and the way he used to bowl. Warne was a legend so he was my idol."
Shah has a long way to go to reach Warne's spectacular heights but his Test career is off to a promising start after he picked up the key wickets of David Warner and Steve Smith on the third day.
Warner was clearly Australia's best batsman, making 133 of his team's first innings total of 303. His dismissal, bowled three balls after an extended lunch break, was a hammer blow for the visitors, who begin the fourth day 189 runs behind with Pakistan on 0-38.
The loss of Smith also hurt, caught on the stroke of lunch after cutting a long hop to point.
Warne was impressed with what he saw from Shah, who claimed 3-66.
"Just switched on the Tv & watching Aus V Pak in Dubai. I like the look of this leggie Yasir Shah, plenty of energy & nice variations of pace," the spin legend tweeted.
Just switched on the Tv & watching Aus V Pak in Dubai. I like the look of this leggie Yasir Shah, plenty of energy & nice variations of pace — Shane Warne (@ShaneWarne)
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Warner, however, was not impressed with the ball Shah bowled to get him out.
"I didn't think anything about it, I tried to be too cute and look for a run and played all around it," Warner said.
"Credit to him, he got me out but I was looking to score and I made a half-tracker look like a good ball."
There is even a hint of Warne in Shah's approach, particularly in the first few strides of his approach to the crease, said Dean Jones, who is commentating on the game.
Shah grew up in Swabi, in northern Pakistan, but had to play his cricket in Peshawar, 100 km away.
"There were no grounds in Swabi so I had to go to Peshawar academy to play, then we had a few grounds in Swabi and then I played there," Shah said.
"Fawad Ahmed, who played for Australia, is also from the same place."
Shah, who made his first-class debut as a 15-year-old, had played one Twenty20 and a One Day International for Pakistan before making his Test debut.