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The Delta network of hotels and resorts is undergoing an extensive brand repositioning designed to deliver Canada's most upscale guest experiences in the four-star hotel category. All Delta properties are being built or renovated to modern design standards and techno-enabled guest spaces in the Canadian hotel marketplace. The Delta Prince George will be reflective of the newly repositioned brand.
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The Delta Prince George will offer upscale services and amenities including 170 ModeRoom™ guest rooms, nine impressive extended stay suites and an extravagant hospitality suite, which are modern, innovative and thoughtfully designed and filled with technology features. These rooms are aimed at today's highly design-conscious travellers who want to live, work and connect on their own terms. The hotel will also boast a full-service restaurant and lounge, a state–of-the art fitness centre with spa and indoor pool, a business centre and approximately 6,600 square feet of meeting and conference space including a 4,000 square foot ballroom.
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The 2012 National Achievement Award winners are: BNSF Railway Co.; CN's Dangerous Goods Team; Canadian Pacific; CSX Transportation; DANA Transport Inc.; The Dow Chemical Co.; Norfolk Southern Railway; Tanner Industries Inc.; the Renewable Fuels Association; and Union Pacific Railroad.
The recipient of the Chairman's Award — a special discretionary honor bestowed by the national TRANSCAER task group chairman — is Timothy Butter, the deputy administrator of the U.S. Department of Transportation's Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration.
TRANSCAER also announced that the Torch Award winners are NS' William Oertly and CN's Art Vesterfelt. The award recognizes individuals "whose legacy leaves a lasting impact" on the program," TRANSCAER officials said in a press release.
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The strategy of Volvo Construction Equipment (Volvo CE) is to have fewer, larger, independent distributors able to provide complete sales and service support centers. As market conditions become even more challenging, it is vital that dealers are financially strong and able to meet the demands of Volvo's customers.
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Since Volvo's acquisition of Renault V.I. and Mack Trucks a year ago a large part of the operations have been focused on immediate integration programs and development of a strategy for the future comprising product plans for both vehicles and engines. The greater part of this work has now been completed and the years immediately ahead will be characterized by implementation of approved strategies and product plans in order to take advantage of the synergies that have been created through the acquisition. A clear focus on customers, based on distinct and powerful brand names, will be decisive. Taken as a whole, this means that new forms of organisation and management are becoming necessary.


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Jason Shaw's research interests include the individual and organizational consequences of compensation decisions, and voluntary and involuntary turnover. His research has appeared in publications such as the Academy of Management Journal, Journal of Applied Psychology, Academy of Management Review, and Personnel Psychology.He currently serves on the editorial review boards of the Journal of Applied Psychology, Personnel Psychology, the Journal of Organizational Behavior, the Journal of Management, and the Journal of Managerial Issues. He was recently elected to and served on the Executive Committee of the HR Division of the Academy of Management and the Board of Governors of the Southern Management Association. He holds a PhD from the University of Arkansas.
Park, T.Y., & Shaw, J.D. (in press). Turnover rates and organizational performance: A meta-analysis. Journal of Applied Psychology.
Shaw, J.D., Park, T.Y. & Kim, Y. (in press). A resource-based perspective on human capital losses, HRM investments, and organizational performance. Strategic Management Journal.
Andrevski, G., Richard, O., Ferrier, W.J., & Shaw, J.D. (in press). Racial diversity and firm performance: The mediating role of competitive intensity. Journal of Management.
Duffy, M.K., Scott, K.L., Shaw, J.D., Tepper, B.J., & Aquino, K. 2012. A social context model of envy and social undermining. Academy of Management Journal, 55, 643-666.
Fang, R., Duffy, M.K., & Shaw, J.D. 2011. Organizational socialization processes: Review and development of a social capital model. Journal of Management, 37, 127-152.
Shaw, J.D. 2011. Voluntary turnover and organizational performance: Review, critique, and research agenda. Organizational Psychology Review, 1, 187-213.
Shaw, J.D., Zhu, J., Duffy, M.K., Scott, K.D., Shih, H., & Susanto, E. 2011. A contingency model of conflict and team effectiveness. Journal of Applied Psychology, 96, 391-400.
Duffy, M.K., Shaw, J.D., Hoobler, J.M., & Tepper, B.J. 2010. A time-based perspective on emotion regulation in emotional labor performance. Research in Personnel and Human Resources Management, 29, 87-114.
Shaw, J.D., Dineen, B.R., Fang, R., & Vellella, R.V. 2009. Employee-organization exchange relationships, HRM practices, and quit rates of good and poor performers. Academy of Management Journal, 52, 1016-1033.
Fang, R., & Shaw, J.D. 2009. Self-monitoring, status, and justice-related information flow. Journal of Occupational and Organizational Psychology, 82, 405-430.
Schaubroeck, J.M., Shaw, J.D., Duffy, M.K., & Mitra, A. 2008. An under-met and over-met expectations model of employee reactions to merit raises. Journal of Applied Psychology. 93, 424-434.
Lepak, D.P., & Shaw, J.D. 2008. Strategic HRM in North America: Looking to the future. International Journal of Human Resource Management, 19, 1486-1499.
Scott, K.L., Shaw, J.D., & Duffy, M.K. 2008. Merit pay raises and organization-based self-esteem. Journal of Organizational Behavior, 29, 967-980.
Shaw, J.D., & Gupta, N. 2007. Pay system characteristics and quit patterns of good, average, and poor performers. Personnel Psychology, 60, 903-928.
Dineen, B.R., Noe, R.A., Shaw, J.D., Duffy, M.K., & Wiethoff, C. 2007. Level and dispersion of satisfaction in teams: Using foci and social context to explain the satisfactionabsenteeism relationship. Academy of Management Journal, 50, 623-643.
Harris, K.J., Kacmar, K.M. Zivnuska, S., & Shaw, J.D. 2007. The impact of political skill on impression management effectiveness. Journal of Applied Psychology, 92, 278-285.
Stark, E.M., Shaw, J.D., & Duffy, M.K. 2007. Preference for group work, winning orientation, and social loafing behavior in groups. Group and Organization Management, 32, 699-723.
Duffy, M.K., Ganster, D.C., Shaw, J.D., Johnson, J.L., & Pagon, M. 2006. The social context of undermining behavior at work. Organizational Behavior and Human Decision Processes, 101, 105-121.
Duffy, M.K., Shaw, J.D., Scott, K.D., & Tepper, B.J. 2006. The moderating roles of self-esteem and neuroticism in the relationship between group and individual undermining. Journal of Applied Psychology, 91, 1066-1077.
Shaw, J.D., Duffy, M.K., Johnson, J.J., & Lockhart, D. 2005. Turnover, social capital losses, and performance. Academy of Management Journal, 48, 594-606.
Shaw, J.D., Gupta, N., & Delery, J.E. 2005. Alternative conceptualizations of the relationship between voluntary turnover and organizational performance. Academy of Management Journal, 48, 50-68.
Shaw, J.D., Gupta, N., Mitra, A., & Ledford, G. 2005. Success and survival of skill-based pay plans. Journal of Management, 31, 28-49
Shaw, J.D., & Gupta, N. 2004. Job complexity, performance, and well-being: When does supplies-values fit matter? Personnel Psychology, 57, 847-879.
Shaw, J.D., Duffy, M.K., Mitra, A., Lockhart, D., & Bowler, W.M. 2003. Reactions to merit pay increases: A longitudinal test of a signal sensitivity theory. Journal of Applied Psychology, 88, 538-544.
Shaw, J.D., Gupta, N., & Delery, J.E. 2002. Pay dispersion and work force performance: Moderating effects of incentives and interdependence. Strategic Management Journal, 23, 491-512.
Shaw, J.D., Gupta, N., & Delery, J.E. 2001. Congruence between technology and compensation systems: Implications for strategy implementation. Strategic Management Journal, 22, 379-386.
Delery, J.E., & Shaw, J.D. 2001. The strategic management of people in work organizations: Review, synthesis, and extension. Research in Personnel and Human Resources Management, 20, 165-197.
Dess, G.G., & Shaw, J.D. 2001. Voluntary turnover, social capital, and organizational performance. Academy of Management Review, 26, 446-456.
Tepper, B.J., Duffy, M.K., & Shaw, J.D. 2001. Personality moderators of the relationship between abusive supervision and dysfunctional resistance. Journal of Applied Psychology, 86, 974-983.
Duffy, M.K. Shaw, J.D., & Stark, E.M. 2000. Performance and satisfaction in conflicted, interdependent groups: When (and how) does self-esteem make a difference? Academy of Management Journal, 43, 772-784.
Shaw, J.D., Gupta, N, & Delery, J.E. 2000. Empirical organizational-level examinations of agency and collaborative predictions of performance-contingent compensation. Strategic Management Journal, 21, 611-623.
Duffy, M.K., & Shaw, J.D. 2000. The Salieri syndrome: Consequences of envy in groups. Small Group Research, 31, 3-23.
Shaw, J.D., Delery, J.E., Jenkins, G.D., Jr., & Gupta, N. 1998. An organizational-level analysis of voluntary and involuntary turnover. Academy of Management Journal, 41, 511-525.
Jenkins, G.D., Jr., Mitra, A., Gupta, N., & Shaw, J.D. 1998. Are financial incentives related to performance? A meta-analytic review of empirical research. Journal of Applied Psychology, 83, 777-787.
Duffy, M.K., Ganster, D.C., & Shaw, J.D. 1998. Positive affectivity and negative outcomes: The role of tenure and job satisfaction. Journal of Applied Psychology, 83, 950-959.
Gupta, N., & Shaw, J.D. 1998. Let the evidence speak: Financial incentives are effective!! Compensation and Benefits Review, 30(2) 26, 28-32. Reprinted in F. Maidment (Ed.), Annual Editions, Human Resource Management 1999/2000. Guilford, CT: Dushkin/McGraw-Hill.
Duffy, M. K., Shaw, J. D., & Schaubroeck, J.M. 2008. Envy in organizational life. In R.H Smith (Ed). Envy: Theory and research (pp. 167-189). New York: Oxford.
Shaw, J.D. 2007. Competitive advantage through HRM. In S. Werner (Ed.), Managing HR in North America: Issues and perspectives. London: Routledge.
Shaw, J.D., & Delery, J.E., 2003. Strategic HRM and organizational health. In D.A. Hofmann and L.E. Tetrick (Eds.), Individual and organizational health (pp. 233-260). San Francisco: Jossey-Bass.
Gupta, N., & Shaw, J.D. 2001. Successful skill-based pay plans. In C.H. Fay, D. Knight, and M.A. Thompson (Eds.), The executive handbook on compensation: Linking strategic rewards to business performance (pp. 513-526). Free Press.
Gupta, N., Shaw, J.D., & Delery, J.E. 2000. Correlates of response outcomes among organizational key informants. Organizational Research Methods, 3, 323-347.
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Slavery and Resistance in Africa and Asia, Vol. I: Resisting Bondage and Vol. II: Bonds of Resistance.
This is a brief report on the progress my co-editors and I have made in bringing to publication Slavery and Resistance in Africa and Asia, a two-volume book based on papers from the 2001 Avignon Conference on Slavery and Resistance in Asia and the Indian Ocean. The book will be published by Frank Cass Publishers of London. Volume I will be sub-titled Resisting Bondage, and Volume II will be sub-titled Bonds of Resistance. The co-editors are myself, Ned Alpers (UCLA), and Gwyn Campbell (University of Avignon).
The conference was held in May 2001 and was a great success, helped markedly by the original CIRA grant that covered travel costs for scholars coming from less well-off parts of Asia, the Mid-East, and Eastern Africa. All of the initial grant money was expended in this fashion. In October 2002, we used part of the second, supplementary grant to support travel costs for an editors' meeting in Avignon. The remaining portion of this grant will be used to support a final editors meeting this fall, when we will have received final papers for copy-editing and will need to write the book's Introduction.
Contributions to the volumes are:
Hussein Ahmed, 'Benevolent Masters and Voiceless Subjects: Slavery and the Slave Trade in South Wallo, Ethiopia in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries'
Isabelle Denis, 'La Révolte de 1856 à Mayotte (archipel des Comores)'
Jim Hagan, Rob Castle & Andrew Wells, ' "Unfree" Labour on the Cattle Stations of Northern Australia, the Tea Gardens of Assam, and the Rubber Plantations of Indo-China, 1920-1950'
Nigel Worden 'Revolt in Cape Colony Slave Society'
Gwyn Campbell, 'Slavery, Fanompoana and Revolt in Imperial Madagascar'
Francesca Declich, 'Forms of Resistance to Forced Labour among Communities of ex-Slaves in Southern Somalia during Italian Colonial Times'
Jan-Georg Deutsch, '"Slave Resistance and the Colonial Economy: The Case of German East
Africa, 1890-1914'
Eric T. Jennings, 'Forced Labour in Madagascar under Vichy, 1940-1942: Autarky, Travail force, and Resistance on the Red Island'
Luísa Fernanda Guerreiro Martins 'Résistance(s) à la main-d'œuvre forcée à l'installation coloniale portugaise d'après des sources orales recueillies dans la province de Nampula, Mozambique. Voix et mémoires des résistances: l'oralité comme source historiographique'
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HERE'S ANOTHER INTERVIEW WITH WANDA FOR THE ONES WHO LIKES TO READ http://www.elvis2001.net/wanda_june_hill__interview.htm
don't know why people love to believe that Elvis lived the every single minute of his life in front of those MM guys..no I do not believe just because they claim this and want everyone think they are this, important..He had his own life out of them as much as he could.. at least he had his own room, his own hours or days, his books and of course a telephone belongs to him and most of all a mind and a spirit they couldn't get in no matter how they try to ..what's so strange about that..as Wanda said, she never spent her life waiting around the gate, she wasn't one of them girls so that guys could've been familiar with her .She had a family to take care of,which you also have to blame with being ill and needed professional help ,a husband and a young daughter and some other relatives and friends,since they knew him too..right? no I do not think so as there's no way I could think of MM as Elvis experts or a more dependable source,or mentally healthier than some people you could easily declare ill..
HERE'S ANOTHER INTERVIEW WITH WANDA FOR THE ONES WHO LIKES TO READ http://www.elvis2001.net/wanda_june_hill__interview.htm
My honest opinion on this matter is ...does it really matter? If this is all fantasy and if she as made money from her stories she will be another one on a list of many others in the past or coming future to make money from Elvis. There will always be people who have a story to tell about knowing Elvis spending time with Elvis as we found out on our visit to Graceland and Memphis we heard that many stories from people that worked there or had lived in Memphis our heads were wrecked with it all whether they were true or not we will never know..the only ones who really know what happened were those it happened to. For me Elvis is all about the music and the man not the stories of other people..but thats just my opinion
Susan x
Yesterday was the past and tomorrow is the future but today is the present ..thats why we call it the gift"
"Never listen to a liar it takes too long to find out the truth and my time is too precious"
"Without you I am only half of me"
we're all free people..or we think so..considering what the world coming to..anyway yeah! font is yellow isn't it.. eyesore. for me too.
thanks for posting that interview but people will still have there doubts. Lets just keep it as some believe it some don't..
I agree Diane, for what reasons? What is one to believe??
I thought Wanda said she didn't want to reveal phone conversations she had with Elvis out of respect for his privacy and because they were special to her - so what's this? This second phone conversation sounds like more of the same as the Elvis/Lisa conversation to me Jen. It's just too elaborate, too gooey etc. to be real.
If anyone has any doubt about this woman's credibility should not Priscilla have been the one to ask to corroborate her story since she was present at this last conversation??
These so-called "special" friends/lovers drive me nuts!
Your got me wondering now No fooling you diane
Here's what Marty Lacker had to say about Wanda...
This Wanda June Hill, whose name we have heard before since Elvis died and her bogus claims of her numerous telephone conversations with Elvis, did that for me, a huge laugh. We never bothered to refute her story because we just shrugged and said, "Well here's another one claiming something that wasn't true." Now it's getting tiresome, so we will comment.
Let me state very clearly, ELVIS HATED TALKING ON THE TELEPHONE! Her claim that he called her and that even tcalled to ask her husband's permission to do so is not only preposterous it's downright fantasy.
As to her claim that we drugged him, not only borders on slander and libel, it is so far fetched it takes the mind of either a deranged mental patient or someone who in fact, contrary to what Ms. McDougall's opinion is, someone fabricating stories to make that proverbial buch. (BUCK).
Wanda June Hill had nothing to do with Elvis.
We, The Memphis Mafia have foolishly been accused of everything under the sun regarding Elvis' demise and all the so-called negative things pertaining to his troubles in life. What some of the small coterie of fanatics who view him with rose colored glasses truly don't understand, is that Elvis was a grown, intelligent man. He made his own decisions just as most of us do. Nobody made Elvis do something he did not want to. Did some of us talk to him about what he was doing--YES! Did he change--NO! To be fair to Elvis's memory, I was almost as bad as he was taking pills. So if I had said anything to him while I was doing that it would be the pot calling the kettle black. However, when I stopped taking pills in '76 I mentioned how good I felt and maybe he should try it and he ranted and raged about me, accusing me of trying to tell him how to live his life. He did the same thing to Red West when Red talked to him about it in Vegas. It is a know (KNOWN) fact that when someone is addicted or dependent on any kind of substance, be it pills, hard drugs, alchohol, food or anything else, you can talk to them till you're blue in the face about how bad it is for them, it will do no good until they are ready to stop. As a HUMAN BEING, Elvis was no different.
They need to realize that they can't change reality nor can they change history and no matter how much they try to do it to make Elvis into something that they wanted him to be, it doesn't work that way.
Elvis was a good man, a good person. A generous person and that's about all Wanda June Hill got right in her book.
She's just another person trying to inject herself into Elvis' life who had nothing to do with his life.
It's amazing that you never heard of these people when Elvis was alive and the fans just about knew the names of the people who knew Elvis when he was alive.
To be fair to Wanda, I asked the other guys if they ever knew or met her, to a man the answer was NO! Draw your own conclusions.
No offence TJ, but it is a waste of time reading anything Lacker says.
P.S. Oh, and remember, they sell their books to make money, they shared personal details re their friend, to make money. They are all social climbing within their group, (which you read in everything he says "original mafia" or "the guys" which includes who he considers the "in crowd" excluding others, they still do, after 30 years).
However, people who are inclusive with friendships, don't hold grudges and embrace others, are nice people, telling, huh?
What type of friend (not referring to Wanda in this case) would you believe?
What does that tell you re their character?
Last edited by Merry; 07-30-2007 at 11:18 PM. Reason: To add more thoughts
Besides I have read her book like I have many other Elvis books because I use to give people an oportunity before forming an opinion and there she never gives dates, adresses, names or something that can really place her in the stories she tells. Is always I can?t say the name of the person, I won?t tell the adress, I can?t remember or that person is dead, so you can?t check ou what she is telling is true or not. That?s why I think she is lying and she can?t blame fans to not believe her. If she wants people to take her seriously she should show proof or at least don?t refuse to give some sustantial information.
To totally disregard everything Lacker says is foolish in my opinion.He is abrupt,crude and arrogant.Most of all he tells it like it was.Some may not want to here his version of events because he doesnt sugar coat it.Wanda tells her fabricated stories and some people love it because she is telling what people want to hear.Marty tells the truth and gets slammed.Wanda is trying to profit off Elvis just like Lacker yet I hear no complaints about her.That's because some like her message.If Lacker or the other guys had sugar coated Elvis last few years the fans would love them instead of hate them in spite of them making profit off Elvis.Im not trying to start a fight but that's the way I see it.Wanda Hill was not a player in Elvis' life.We all know Lacker was there for years.Why would anybody believe her over him?One more point to consider.Elvis pretty much did live his life in front of the MM.They really did see about everything.His entire life has been under a microscope for decades.Every detail of it has been examined.Do you really think Wanda Hill could have just fallen through the cracks and never get noticed?I said the same thing about Billy Miller.Use common sense when you evaluate these people's stories.
What I object to with Lacker is: "With friends like that......" you know the rest.
Lacker looks at things through his negative, jealous, spiteful eyes, that is the difference. He never felt he was paid enough, he always felt hard done by, rararara.
Look, Wanda is a lovely lady. I'm not getting into that, as people have their opinions, and only Elvis could set the record straight, and that isn't going to happen.
It appears that Lacker would allegedly sell his mother down the river, in my opinion, from how he treats others, how he speaks to older women, horrible. How he encourages and enables bullying, tries to belittle the fans, on his little "kingdom" for sport (his words). He lives for that site, and talking about himself. He and his "fan club" are really, well, people can make up their own minds if they read the history, there. Also telling re how no-one posts there, except for his die hard fan club. Ask Elvis' friends (the ones who aren't into speculation, rumour mongering, etc.) what they think of him.
I've been told quite a few stories.
Actually, Jak, with all due respect, that isn't the case.
I was fortunate enough, around about a year ago, to be contacted by a friend of Elvis' because of a story that was written on AEK.
This friend took offense and objected to what is said by "that man" and through this person's journals, has accurate records. This friend was personally around for 15 years, and was best friends with a very close friend of Elvis', stayed in his houses, went to the concerts, and was basically, a true friend, still is, 30 years later.
As you would know, some of his "friends" were far worse than Elvis, in fact, not taking prescription medication (please come to your own conclusions) so, honestly, their memories are blurred, to put it nicely. Lacker speaks with great authority, if you haven't noticed; however, his memory doesn't serve him as well as he likes to make out, as is proven at his "kingdom" time and again.
So, when I have a question, I ask my friend, if my friend doesn't know, other people are asked. My friend does tell me the whole story in context. They just have more class, that's all.
P.S. Lacker is known in those circles as being, as you said. (Telling, as I've said).


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Justin Upton is now an Atlanta Brave and Martin Prado is an Arizona Diamondback, so naturally everything changes for them in fantasy, right? Nope. Very little changes, particularly in regard to the draft position of the pieces in the Braves-Diamondbacks trade.
In fact, Braves shortstop Andrelton Simmons, who didn't get traded for Upton, might be the biggest fantasy winner by not going anywhere. See, the Braves dealt away their leadoff man and now might look to the 23-year-old shortstop to be the replacement. Leading off for a lineup like the Braves' is a lot different than batting one spot ahead of the pitcher.
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For the Diamondbacks, Prado will remain a third baseman/outfielder and a table-setter out in Arizona. Randall Delgado still will have to compete for a No. 5 starter's job with the D'backs. Chris Johnson figures to platoon at third base, while shortstop Nick Ahmed, right-handed Zeke Spruill and first baseman Brandon Drury are still merely long-term prospects on draft day.
Upton remains a top 12 outfielder and Prado roughly a top 12 third baseman. Johnson and Delgado are merely late-round sleepers, while the prospects aren't worth drafting. About all that changes there are the uniforms.
But if Simmons is the leadoff man for the Braves, now we have something significant to consider. The topic of his prospects conveniently starts off this week's edition of the SI.com fantasy mailbag:
If Simmons leads off, where do you rate him in a rotisserie league with his increased run potential?
-- Jeff Truesdale, @JTrueser
Simmons could be a poor man's Elvis Andrus out of the box for fantasy owners. Entering his second season, Simmons could hit 100 points more than his weight, while stealing 30-plus bases and helping out significantly in the runs scored category.
Before the deal, we had Simmons listed as merely a fantasy backup. Now, he can be drafted as a starter if he gets the opportunity Andrus had in Texas. Andrus is, after all, ranked as our No. 9 shortstop to target on draft day.
Simmons, assuming the Braves don't choose to lead off with offseason signee B.J. Upton, is a late-round solution for those that miss out on Andrus and all of the other top-flight options at the thin shortstop position. Getting an answer late at a tough position to fill is a beautiful thing.
I'm trying to prepare early for next football season. I can keep three. My studs are: Megatron, Brandon Marshall, Doug Martin, Matt Ryan, Stevan Ridley and Roddy White. Thoughts?
-- Jad Griffin, Fort Mill, S.C.
The basic rule of thumb with keepers is to protect those that will be the toughest to draft back. You can go strictly by rankings or average draft position, from the site of your choice. I choose SI.com, smiley face.
Martin and Calvin Johnson will both be among the first-rounders, so they are must keeps. Ridley and Marshall are second-rounders, while Matt Ryan and Roddy White are third-rounders.
You decision on whom you go with as your third pick can be contingent on position, but we would advise sticking to the draft averages here once your keeper deadline arises. The choice right now would be Ridley, who is No. 14 in SI.com's early mock. Marshall (No. 22), Ryan (26) and White (30) figure to be easier to draft back on to your roster; although, we will admit, the sketchy nature of the Pats offense might make Marshall the safer pick when your final decision is due. He is more certain to get a huge piece of his team's offensive pie.
I wanted to get your take on Steven Ridley. How do you think he will do next season? Do you see him getting replaced or getting fewer carries? He has also shown he is not capable of doing well against elite defenses as he gets phased out of certain games (i.e. Baltimore, San Francisco). It seems like he is product of a Pats system that sets him up as a short-yardage, scoring back. Do you think he can repeat the 2012 success in 2013?
-- Fahad Munshi, Richmond, Va.
What you just described is just about every running back in fantasy, save for Adrian Peterson and Arian Foster. Assuming you are going to pick a back after the first two overall picks in fantasy, you have to target someone who benefits from a productive offense that gives him ample carries and chances near the goal line.
Is there an offense more potent than the Pats' from which you would rather have a back? You would be hard-pressed to find one. The Pats traditionally score a lot of short touchdowns because Tom Brady keeps the offense so productive week to week -- the AFC Championship notwithstanding.
Ridley, 24, even with Shane Vereen and Brandon Boldin getting carries and goal-line scores, still should be projected to rush for around 1,200 yards and 10 touchdowns. That is still top 10 fantasy running back production, even if it might be a bit inconsistent week to week.
Here are the only backs you should pick ahead of Ridley next fall:
1. Peterson, MIN
2. Foster, HOU
3. Martin, TB
4. Marshawn Lynch, SEA
5. Ray Rice, BAL
6. Alfred Morris, WAS
7. C.J. Spiller, BUF
8. Jamaal Charles, KC
9. LeSean McCoy, PHI
Is Andrew Bogut worth a speculative add? What do you expect from him upon his return?
-- Michael Holowaty, Los Angeles
Clearly, a healthy Bogut is a must-have on a fantasy roster, because he can average a double-double, albeit barely in points and rebounds. As always it depends on what you have to cut and how long you can afford to wait.
Once Bogut (ankle) gets back into games, perhaps as soon as early February, it will take a couple of weeks before he is getting the proper minutes and posting the production that will make him fantasy viable in leagues. The best team to stash a Bogut right now is one that can afford to wait until the second-half or the fantasy playoffs for a rebounder at the center position.
Bogut is worth an add, but you're at least a month away from being able to expect fantasy-starter-worthy rebounds out of him.
Who is the one must-own, mid-to-late round pick in fantasy baseball this year (who will far outperform their draft position)?
-- Jeff Kaucher, Lexington, Ky.
There is no such thing as a must-own in fantasy baseball at that range. If that player was apparent at this point, he would get picked too early to be outperform his draft position. With so many options in fantasy baseball, you will see at least one owner in your league jump on the sleeper or breakout a bit earlier than advised, because they know there are ample fallback options later.
It makes fantasy baseball the toughest fantasy game of all. We will have an extended series on how to find players who will outperform their draft position by outlining those in the following categories:
1. Players just now entering their prime, particularly 27-year-olds. 2. Pitchers coming of age with around 40-70 career starts on their resume, roughly in Year 3 as a starting pitcher. 3. Players who are avoided, sometimes inadvisably, because of perceived injury risk. 4. Touted prospects who struggled as rookies but are looking to rebound as sophomores. Those players coming off bad years can break through. 5. Rookies or prospects the average fantasy baseball fan doesn't know enough about can be surprise performers, if not stars a la Mike Trout a year ago.
There should be about 50 candidates in those categories to pick in the late rounds to provide dividends in the end game. If you're played fantasy baseball long enough, it is good to have options, because just too much can happen in a 23-round draft.
Eric, you ended a recent fantasy article by stating that fantasy baseball cannot reach the same level of excitement as fantasy football does. I highly disagree. Also, it concerns me about the validity of your opinion on the topic of fantasy baseball. That, in turn, makes me question why I would then read a fantasy baseball article written by you, if you are not as excited or as enthused as when you write about fantasy football.
-- Andy Peters, Rochester, Ind.
My statement was an appeal to the masses. The general public likes fantasy football over fantasy baseball because it is easier -- once a week -- and more people play.
Now, if you add up the daily excitement of fantasy baseball for its six-month marathon, you will tip the excitement meter back into baseball's favor. Fantasy football is more like fantasy fast food. Fantasy baseball is like grazing at a buffet.
Both have their place in the pantheon of gluttony. I like both and enjoy the nuances of both. Plus, I spend almost three times as many hours writing fantasy baseball during the year than football. Seriously. It just requires more energy and time, if only because there are more players.
It's a labor of love, I assure you. You won't want to miss the comprehensive fantasy baseball preview package we are putting out at SI.com. My third year here will be a charm!
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A great beach dining experience – My wife went to Maui for our honeymoon and had our first meal on Maui at Hula Grill. The total experience was awesome. The barefoot bar where you can feel the sand beneath your feet and the view of the ocean is so relaxing despite being in the heart of the Kaanapli Beach hotel strip.
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Worst restaurant experience ever!!! – I went there with two friends and we decided to check out the barefoot bar area(where you put your feet in the sand). It was a little creepy putting your feet in the sand when youre wondering how many people before you have. Anyways, we were near a sort of stage are and this guy starts playing his guitar and singing. Although his music was good, it was WAY too loud. it was horrible. Then our food came. Although my sandwich was delicious, I could not enjoy it because of the many flies swarming around. Then my friend found a small insect in her salad! Although this is slightly understandable because the salad comes from organic farms, it was just the straw that broke the camels back. so we got our food in boxes and left. This restaurant left me extremely upset and angry. It was the worst experience I have ever had at a restaurant ever.
Awesome! – This place has the best chicken sandwich on focachia bread. It has guacomole, roasted pablano pepper and cheese. Unless you're starving it's big enough to split. One of my favorite lunches. I usually sit at the outdoor bar under the thatched roof and gaze out at the blue Pacific. There's actually two parts. There's the "Barefoot Bar" where the umbrella'd tables are on sand and the more formal dining room. It's oceanfront in Whaler's Village in the Kaanapali resort. A great spot for a refreshing tropical beverage during a day in the sun across the walking path on "Dig Me Beach". They have a Kiawe (Hawiian Mesquite) fired oven where they cook some good pizzas too.
Excellent Value for Great Food – This restaurant is probably the best value restaruant on the west side of Maui. The service was outstanding, wine very reasonably priced and the food was outstanding.
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Greetings fantasy enthusiasts.
Before we get to the ramblings, a brief introduction is in order. My name is Kent Wilson and I've been writing about hockey since roughly 2005. I started off ranting exclusively about the Flames in my own little corner of the web, but later branched out to things like fantasy and advanced stats. My work has appeeared on Puck Daddy, the Score and Hockey Prospectus as well as the now defuct Fanball. My day job these days is to run the Nations Network (including nhlnumbers.com, oilersnation.com and others) and be the main voice at FlamesNation.
And because that just isn't enough work, my weekend fantasy hockey thoughts will now show up here at Dobber every Saturday/Sunday. Expect some snark and a lot of references to stats you may not have heard of before.
I am currently competing in an annual writers invitational pool headed by the Globe and Mail's James Mirtle. The trade deadline for Mirtle's pool recently came and went, during which I was able to flip Mikael Backlund and Jakob Silfverberg (I picked the former in the last round of the draft and plucked the latter off the waiver wire) for a package including Mikko Koivu and Anders Lindback (I was sorely lacking in the goaltender department thanks to an injury to Cam Ward).
It seemed like a no-brainer at the time, but since the trade the Senators rookie has been on fire. Last night Silfverberg scored a goal and an assist in the Senators 5-3 victory over the Tampa Bay Lightning giving him four goals and five points in his last four contests. The 22-year old only has 13 points in 32 games this year, but figures to be a key piece for the Sens moving forward. A big scorer in the Elitersen and playoff MVP for Brynas in 2011-12, Silfverberg has a strong two-way game and already looks to be comfortable on North American ice. Which, of course, was the reason I was happy to grab him for nothing from the waiver wire, but the youngster ironically didn't really start putting up numbers until I moved him. To make matters worse, Lindback played all of four periods for my team before going down with a high-ankle sprain.
Sometimes the hockey gods are cruel.
Speaking of the Lightning and cruel hockey gods, this momrning Tampa Bay announced the firing of head coach Guy Boucher. Hailed as something of a genius during his first year in Tampa thanks to his unorthodox defensive system and the Bolt's unlikely success, Boucher joins the ever growing scrap head of NHL coaches who apparently fell from brilliant to incompetent when the results turned. Perhaps the Avs Joe Sacco is soon to join him...
The Leafs finally managed to get back into the win column last night, which keeps their playoff hopes alive. The red hot Nazem Kadri scored his 14th of the season and has an eye-popping nine points in just his last four games. Toronto hasn't had a rookie this exciting since, uh...
Kadri's success this year is a mix of good play and good fortune. He currently boasts the best relative corsi rate (that is, the best relative offensive puck possession rate) on the Leafs, which is a rare feat for a young forward. However, the primary reason for his better than point-per-game pace is the percentages: the Leafs are scoring on more than 15% of their shots at even strength when Kadri is on the ice this year, which is almost double the league mean rate of about 8%. In addition, Kardi boasts a personal shooting percentage of 19.4%, which is also abnormally high.
Over time, his on-ice SH% will inexorably drift towards the league average of 8%, while Kadri's SH% will regress towards his true talent level. We can't be sure what that is given his youth and relative lack of experience in the league, but most high-end forwards in the NHL settle around 10-14% so somewhere in that range is a good working assumption.
Kadri's hot streak is goosing his output and his fantasy value right now, but it's unlikely to continue indefinitely. The good news for Leafs fans is the youngster looks like he's already a fairly complete player so his value to the club doesn't merely rest in the counting stats.
Nicklas Lidstrom and Teemu Selanne are the two guys most fans think of when it comes to unnaturally good longevity in the modern game. Another player who should be added to that short list is Patrik Elias. The Devils' captain scored his 10th of the season in New Jersey's 2-1 win last night and now leads the team with 29 points in 32 games played. Elias will turn 37 on April 13, but nevertheless remains one of the Devil's best players and indeed one of the most complete forwards in the league: Elias also sports a double digit corsi rate (+19.75/60), the second best amongst regular forwards on his club (behind the surprising David Clarkson).
They didn't play last night, but the Flames already meagre playoff hopes took a fatal blow on Friday night when they fell 5-1 to the Columbus Blue Jackets. The Flames have been fecklessly battling the inevitable for the last four years in their stubborn refusal to engage in any kind of meaningful rebuild, but with the club falling to the bottom of the Western Conference and the truncated season meaning little time to turn things around, Feaster and company are left with few options heading into the trade deadline.
Calgary faces the St. Louis Blues tonight, but the outcome for the Flames is all but academic. The question now is will the club finally start dealing major pieces like Jarome Iginla, Miikka Kiprusoff and Jay Bouwmeester in an effort to re-stock the cupboards and change the downward trajectory of the franchise. Fantasy-wise, current Flames players don't have a great deal of value, although that can change in an instant if they are dealt to a contender on April 3. Pending free agent and long-time captain Jarome Iginla is the most obvious rental target, with teams like Pittsburgh, Boston and Chicago rumored to be interested in his services. If Iginla is dealt for a package of futures and lands on the wing of, say, Jonathan Toews or Sidney Crosby, his fantasy value shifts from just okay to exceptional. Plan your own fantasy acquisitions accordingly - with the proviso that it's still entirely possible the Flames organization decides not to trade the 35-year old given their reluctance to move from the Iginla era to this point.
Three hours north of Calgary, the Edmonton Oilers are at the other end of the spectrum with their roster peppered with kids and high-end draft picks. They fell to the Blues 3-0 saturday night, meaning their hopes of finally making it back to the post-season are now only marginally better than the Flames. Edmonton has been "rebuilding" in earnest for at least three seasons (longer, if you count their bumbling for a few seasons before that as unwitting start to the "rebuild") but are learning it can be tough to get over the hump even with a collection of high-end youngsters like Taylor Hall, Jordan Eberle and Justin Schultz. GM Steve Tambellini has been great at announcing first overall picks at the podium every June at the NHL entry draft, but has utterly failed to fill in the blanks around his collection of first rounders. As such, Edmonton's roster remains top heavy and overly reliant on players who are still finding their legs at the NHL level and likely at least a few seasons away from their peak.
Jordan Eberle is one such player in Edmonton. A 76-point getter in his sophomore season, Eberle was a subject of great debate amongst Oilers fans/writers and advanced stats buffs in the off-season. Like Kadri this season, Eberle "ran hot" in 2011-12, scoring on 18.9% of his shots and boasting an on-ice shooting percentage at even strength of 12.84%. Many fans declared these numbers to be indications of Eberle's scoring prowess. Others, like Tyler Dellow, argued that Eberle was rather fortunate to pile up the points in such a fashion and is probably closer to a 50-60 point guy in reality.
So far this year, Dellow and advanced stats guys have been vindicated: Eberle's personal shooting percentage has fallen to just 8.8% in 2013 and his on-ice shooting percentage at 5on5 is just 5.91%. As a result he has just 20 points in 30 games played, or a 55 point pace over the course of an 82 game season.
Which isn't to say Eberle's fantasy value is poor or that he's going to struggle at these levels forever - like his unntural high percentages last year, his current rates will regress towards his true talent level (which is undoubtedly higher) and he'll start putting up better numbers. The good news for Oilers fans and Eberle fantasy owners is that his shot and possession rates have improved this year, meaning he won't need above average percentages in the future to put up better than average results. For those of you in a keeper league, Eberle is therefore a strong "buy low" candidate; either now or during your dealings in the summer.
Find Kent's daily work at Flamesnation.ca.
acfurino said:
donpaulo said:
As an "owner" of Eberle in my simulation league I was expecting a reversion this season and hoping for a breakout the following one.
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bball said:
What you have started out with is great here. I like the in depth looks that seem very well thought out and supported. You can also see that you are very knowledgable about what you are writing about. I also personally very much enjoy you adding in your personal fantasy trade. Brings some credibility and some understanding of how you value your assets and gives us a peak into your thought process.
That being said, this seemed more like a column that should have been labeled Canada's Corner. With a full slate of games last night, there was just not enough substance about what happened in the league yesterday and what effect it had on the fantasy landscape. Instead you focused mainly on Canadian teams and sort of the overall state of affairs. You talk about Kadri and give some great analysis as to why he's doing what he's doing but that's it. What happened yesterday to support this? Same with your comments on Elias. What happened yesterday? Boucher got fired. I can read that on TSN. I come to DH for a fantasy analysis. Your thoughts on Calgary, spot on. But not for daily rambling.
When I come to DH personally, I am looking for little tidbits that are overlooked for the most part. Panik brought up and responds with an apple, 2pim and 4 hits while getting a sniff of pp time. Methot came back after missing a game and turned in a solid effort with 2 assists, 5 pim and 6 hits. The points are not something to expect from him long term but he is a hits machine and good for around a block per game in deeper leagues that count those. Maybe I'm in the minority but on a day when there are 9 games in the NHL, you have to at least touch on two or three games in the rambling or all you have done is written a well thought out column
Best of luck sir. Hope this helps a bit.
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Dobber said:
Grammar is mostly fixed now, and he's learned a few more of the ins and outs. Hang in there fellas. Thanks
Dakkster said:
A few suggestions to Kent:
Go back and plow through a few weeks of ramblings. Don't read every single thing, but enough to get a feel for how the readers here expect the material to be presented.
Feel free to link to interesting articles or videos from around the internet. That's always an interesting spice to the ramblings.
Feel free to go off the board with presenting your hunches. That's what the ramblings are all about. Stand out a bit, like Dobber does.
Play to your strengths, but don't forget the rest. We're used to Angus giving us more than we really need about Vancouver and Dallas, so keep giving us that deep Flames perspective. Give us something about the East too, though. It's a big league
But please, for the love of all that's holy, proofread your stuff and get the players' names right. We see them thousands of times every year, so for a hockey writer they should come as automatic. Nicklas Lidstrom spent 20 years in the NHL. As a Wings fan I expect his name to be spelled correctly on a site that pays its bills with its writing. Basic grammatical errors are disruptive for readers, regardless of what C.J. thinks.
Leumas said:
For a debut article on a new site this piece was indeed sloppy. I was trying to figure out how many different ways one could spell Kadri in a single paragraph for a moment there. A few moments of editing and all would be fixed.
In regards to content the criticism should be expected as well. If you go to your favourite restaurant all the time to eat your favourite dish and suddenly the menu has changed you won't be very happy. I would suggest that Sunday ramblings might be THE most important of the week so not the right time to be switching up the recipe.
Keep at it Kent.
Good luck!
MGW said:
1- I do appreciate your work Kent and I definitely don't mind a different take on the ramblings every once in a while. It would be nice if you could point out some of the stat lines you've noticed considering at least some of us don't have time to scour every boxscore at nhl.com.
2- A bit of spellcheck isn't out of order here I don't think. I don't consider myself a grammar nazi but it's more difficult (for me) to read if I'm having to interpret some of the words.
3- Long paragraphs are fine, but maybe consider sticking with the aforementioned style to make em a bit easier to digest. I for one often skip over a point here and there especially if I read the first line and it doesn't do it for me for one reason or another...that's just for time's sake some days. Less is more sometimes (I'm more inclined to skip over a long paragraph than a two liner). Wait, maybe that's more to do with my add haha
That's it for me, thanks again and welcome aboard!
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repenttokyo said:
As for having a dull life, I'm not the one who's spent a Sunday morning posting five times about the same thing on the same website.
But hey - C.J.'s decided that if we don't think exactly like he does, then we are somehow 'wrong,' and he is going to tell us how 'wrong' we are over and over again. I don't care - I've been reading this site and supporting it financially since before C.J. came along, and I suspect I will be doing the same thing long after he has lost interest and moved on to hen-peck someone else's readership.
C.J said:
1. This isn't Kent's job.....
2. If you come here (or anywhere else on the net) to proof read someone else's work you have serious issues my friend.
3. If you are finding small grammar mistakes truly affecting your ability to read and take in a pretty good article, again, you have issues.
Bottom line...you must have a dull life if grammar on the net bugs you so much.
Asking for more information or different formatting is one thing, but ripping someone for grammar is just lame...IMO
repenttokyo said:
C.J. you need to relax. People think differently than you, and also have higher quality expectations when it comes to their online writing. I write for a living, I don't turn in work without proofreading it, because if I did, I would no longer have a job.
We expect a high level of writing from this site, because that is the standard it has long held itself to. Most of your comments on today's ramblings have been to attack other posters - do you really think that adds to the quality of this site?
Chris wasn't perfect, but I learned more about what was happening in the league from his weekend posts than I did from today's post.
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C.J said:
I come to this site for something different, some fresh information and perspective. If I wanted box scores and recaps I go to yahoo. If "combing" through the recaps of the games last night is difficult for you you have issues my friend.
Great job by the way Kent, dont mind the negative comments. Its good to have a variety of ramblings, different styles while always providing excellent info that this site is known for.
Guys like SeaDawg are just lazy.....and the grammar nazi's are... well...just pathetic.
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Ross The Boss Palmer said:
I, for one, really enjoyed the fresh writing style and content. I am sure it is not the easiest situation to step into such a dedicated and committed community of puck heads. Great first rambling. Welcome aboard!
In the past few months a formatting change was incorporated into the daily ramblings. It is the use of an asterisk to separate topics. For instance:
Topic 1
Topic 2
Topic 3 etc
If that could be adopted for your ramblings it would be greatly appreciated
All the best,
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soothy69 said:
SeaDawg said:
C.J said:
Dont be such a clown bud, nobody likes a pathetic Grammar Nazi:
An elitist who gets off on correcting others' grammar and spelling because it makes him feel superior.
grammar nazis often misidentify grammar as the primary determinant of one's intelligence and the most important element of expression.
this belief stems from the grammar nazi's insecurity, which leads him to learn the simplest thing in the whole fucking world to learn and impose it on others, earning self-gratification in the process. realizing how easy but effective it is, the nazi continues this ego masturbation until he can no longer separate the truth from the lie: grammar's not that important, no one gives a shit, and no one likes you.
grammar nazis don't realize that in actuality, grammar is too ambiguous to have a rigid standard, and that though basic grammar is necessary, most grammar rules are not, and can restrict good expression.
Shakespeare: What a piece of work is man! how noble in reason! how infinite in faculty!
grammar nazi: Speak in complete sentences.
Shakespeare: the ability to communicate both colorfully and effectively is way more admirable then perfect grammar so stop sucking Webster's dick, you grammar nazi.


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