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Apache Geronimo Cochise Taza Victorio Naiche Chato
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|Geronimo {jur-ahn'-i-moh}, or Goyathlay ("one who yawns"), was born in 1829 in what is today western New Mexico, but was then still Mexican territory. He was a Bedonkohe Apache (grandson of Mahko) by birth and a Net'na during his youth and early manhood. His wife, Juh, Geronimo's cousin Ishton, and Asa Daklugie were members of the Nednhi band of the Chiricahua Apache. He was reportedly given the name Geronimo by Mexican soldiers, although few agree as to why. As leader of the Apaches at Arispe in Sonora, he performed such daring feats that the Mexicans singled him out with the sobriquet Geronimo (Spanish for "Jerome"). Some attributed his numerous raiding successes to powers conferred by supernatural beings, including a reputed invulnerability to bullets. Geronimo's war career was linked with that of his brother-in-law, Juh, a Chiricahua chief. Although he was not a hereditary leader, Geronimo appeared so to outsiders because he often acted as spokesman for Juh, who had a speech impediment.
|Geronimo was the leader of the last American Indian fighting force formally to capitulate to the United States. Because he fought against such daunting odds and held out the longest, he became the most famous Apache of all. To the pioneers and settlers of Arizona and New Mexico, he was a bloody-handed murderer and this image endured until the second half of this cent To the Apaches, Geronimo embodied the very essence of the Apache values, agressiveness, courage in the face of difficulty. These qualities inspired fear in the settlers of Arizona and New Mexico. The Chiricahuas were mostly migratory following the seasons, hunting and farming. When food was scarce, it was the custom to raid neighboring tribes. Raids and vengeance were an honorable way of life among the tribes of this region. By the time American settlers began arriving in the area, the Spanish had become entrenched in the area. They were always looking for Indian slaves and Christian converts. One of the most pivotal moments in Geronimo's life was in 1858 when he returned home from a trading excursion into Mexico. He found his wife, his mother and his three young children murdered by Spanish troops from Mexico. This reportedly caused him to have such a hatred of the whites that he vowed to kill as many as he could. From that day on he took every opportunity he could to terrorize Mexican settlements and soon after this incident he received his power, which came to him in visions. Geronimo was never a chief, but a medicine man, a seer and a spiritual and intellectual leader both in and out of battle. The Apache chiefs depended on his wisdom. When the Chiricahua were forcibly removed (1876) to arid land at San Carlos, in eastern Arizona, Geronimo fled with a band of followers into Mexico. He was soon arrested and returned to the new reservation. For the remainder of the 1870s, he and Juh led a quiet life on the reservation, but with the slaying of an Apache prophet in 1881, they returned to full-time activities from a secret camp in the Sierra Madre Mountains. In 1875 all Apaches west of the Rio Grande were ordered to the San Carlos Reservation. Geronimo escaped from the reservation three times and although he surrendered, he always managed to avoid capture. In 1876, the U.S. Army tried to move the Chiricahuas onto a reservation, but Geronimo fled to Mexico eluding the troops for over a decade. Sensationalized press reports exaggerated Geronimo's activities, making him the most feared and infamous Apache. The last few months of the campaign required over 5,000 soldiers, one-quarter of the entire Army, and 500 scouts, and perhaps up to 3,000 Mexican soldiers to track down Geronimo and his band. In May 1882, Apache scouts working for the U.S. army surprised Geronimo in his mountain sanctuary, and he agreed to return with his people to the reservation. After a year of farming, the sudden arrest and imprisonment of the Apache warrior Ka-ya-ten-nae, together with rumors of impending trials and hangings, prompted Geronimo to flee on May 17, 1885, with 35 warriors and 109 women, children and youths. In January 1886, Apache scouts penetrated Juh's seemingly impregnable hideout. This action induced Geronimo to surrender (Mar. 25, 1886) to Gen. George CROOK. Geronimo later fled but finally surrendered to Gen. Nelson MILES on Sept. 4, 1886. The government breached its agreement and transported Geronimo and nearly 450 Apache men, women, and children to Florida for confinement in Forts Marion and Pickens. In 1894 they were removed to Fort Sill in Oklahoma. Geronimo became a rancher, appeared (1904) at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition in St. Louis, sold Geronimo souvenirs, and rode in President Theodore Roosevelt's 1905 inaugural parade. Geronimo's final surrender in 1886 was the last significant Indian guerrilla action in the United States. At the end, his group consisted of only 16 warriors, 12 women, and 6 children. Upon their surrender, Geronimo and over 300 of his fellow Chiricahuas were shipped to Fort Marion, Florida. One year later many of them were relocated to the Mt. Vernon barracks in Alabama, where about one quarter died from tuberculosis and other diseases. Geronimo died on Feb. 17, 1909, a prisoner of war, unable to return to his homeland.
|Cochise had long worked as a woodcutter at the Apache Pass stagecoach station of the Butterfield Overland line until 1861, when a raiding party drove off cattle belonging to a white rancher and abducted the child of a ranch hand. An inexperienced Army officer, Lt. George Bascom, arrived and ordered Cochise and 5 other Apaches to appear for questioning. When they denied guilt or complicity, Bascom ordered his men to seize and arrest the Apaches. (Their claims of innocence were later substantiated.)In the ensuing struggle, soldiers killed one Apache and subdued 4 others, but Cochise, suffering 3 bullets wounds, escaped by cutting through the side of a tent.He soon abducted a number of whites to exchange for the Apache captives, but Bascom retaliated by hanging 6 Apaches, including relatives of Cochise. This sequence of events is usually referred to as "The Bascom Affair."
|Avenging these deaths, Cochise took to the warpath with his uncle, Mangas Coloradas. During the following year, warfare by Apache bands was so fierce that troops, settlers and traders all withdrew from the region. And upon the recall of army forces to fight in the U.S. Civil War in 1861, Arizona was practically abandoned to the Apaches.In 1862, an army of 3,000 California volunteers under Gen. James Carleton marched to Apache Pass to prevent Confederate attacks and put the Apaches to flight with their howitzers. Although Mangas Coloradas was captured and killed the following year, Cochise and 200 followers eluded capture for more than 10 years by hiding out in the Dragoon Mountains of Arizona, from which they continued their raids, always fading back into their mountain strongholds.In 1871, command of the Department of Arizona was assumed by Gen. George Crook, who succeeded in winning the allegiance of a number of Apaches as scouts and bringing many others onto reservations. Cochise surrendered in September, but, resisting the transfer of his people to the Tularosa Reservation in New Mexico, escaped in the spring of 1872. He surrendered again when the Chiricahua Reservation was established that summer, and there he died June 8, 1874. Today, the southeastern most county of Arizona bears his name; it includes Tombstone, Douglas and Bisbee, the county seat.
|Taza ( Tribe : Chiricahua Apache ) 1835-1876. As the first son of COCHISE, Taza became the leader of his father's group when Cochise died in 1874. Taza, who was also brother of NAICHE and grandson of MANGAS COLORADAS, strove to honor his father's peace agreement with the army. In 1876, he agreed to relocate his people from the Chiricahua Reservation at Apache Pass, Arizona, to the San Carlos Reservation. However, he could not unite the various Apache bands under his leadership as Cochise had done. Consequently, GERONIMO and his followers crossed the Mexican border into the Sierra Madre of Mexico. This remote area became their base camp. In the summer of 1876, Taza joined the Apache delegation to Washington, D.C., to sue for peace. During this trip, Taza succumbed to pneumonia and was buried in the Congressional Cemetery. As a result of Taza's death, Naiche became more militant.
|Victorio ( Tribe : Apache ) Victorio was a skilled strategist, known for his bravery. He and his men battled both the Mexicans and the Americans from 1863 to 1877. In 1877 Victorio signed a peace treaty on behalf of the Apache. When the U.S. unilaterally broke the treaty after just four months, Victorio and his men kept on raiding, hiding in the mountains to survive. Over the next couple of years Victorio signed more treaties, was captured, was indicted, and always managed to escape. In 1880 his band was cornered, and in a two-day battle most of them were wiped out. It is unclear whether Victorio was killed in battle or took his own life as the army closed in on him. The Apache and their foes respected and admired Victorio for his bravery and tenacity against incredible odds.
|Naiche ( Tribe : Chiricahua Apache ) 1857-1921. As a young man, Naiche (means "the Mischief Maker" or "Meddlesome One") led many raids against white settlers. When his older brother TAZA died of pneumonia in 1876m he became chief of the Chiricahua Apaches. In 1879, Naiche resisted relocation to the San Carlos Apache Reservation and went to Mexico with GERONIMO's Band. While ensconced in the Sierra Madre south of Rio Grande, Naiche and Geronimo attacked American and Mexican communities with relative impunity. While Naiche was certainly the hereditary chief of the Chiricahua Apaches at this time, it appears that Geronimo was viewed as the great leader and probably persuaded Naiche, the younger man, to submit to his leadership during these campaigns. During the early 180s, the U.S. Army relentlessly tracked the rebellious Chiricahua Apaches until Naiche surrendered on May 25,1883, to General George Crook.
|For a while, Naiche and Geronimo languished at the San Carlos Reservation, but in 1885, the two leaders left with over one hundred men in a last attempt to avoid American control. By September 1886, Apache scouts and detachments of the U.S. Army were able to force their surrender in the inhospitable terrain of Mexico. Soon after the Chiricahuas were captured, Naiche and Geronimo and their men were incarcerated first at Fort Marion, Florida, and then at Mount Vernon Barracks in Alberta. Although Naiche and his men wanted return home to Arizona, angry white settlers there prevented it. After Kiowa and Comanche leaders invited the Chiricahua Apaches to share their reservation, Naiche and 295 other Apaches relocated to Fort Sill, Oklahoma, on October 4, 1895.
|Chato ( Tribe : Mescalero Apache ) Chato was one of Cochise's twelve captains who met General Howard at the Treaty of Dragoon Springs. After the treaty was broken by the politicians, Chato joined the U.S. Army as a scout. He helped to bring his own people to subjugation, always believing the promise that they would be accorded the same rights and treatment as other Americans. Because of his valor he was called to Washington to receive a medal from the President. It was he, Chato, that whirlwind of destructiveness and ferocity, commanding 200 Apache scouts under General Crook who brought the rapacious career of Geronimo to an end. Of the surrender of Geronimo, General Crook said, "The surrender of Geronimo could not have been effected except for the assistance of Chato and his scouts. For their allegiance, they have been rewarded by captivity in a strange land." Of the medal given him by President Grover Cleveland, Chato said, "Why was I given a medal to wear in the guardhouse?" And that is where Chato spent the next twenty-seven years of his life, for on his return from Washington by train, he was arrested along with all Chiricahuas, by the Army. He remained a prisoner of the U.S. Army for longer than any prisoner in U.S. Army history.


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Sequestration and the budget battle resulting in the partial shut-down of the Federal Government has made lives difficult for many who depend on the services funded by the government.
—New England Community Outlook Survey respondent from New Hampshire
From October 1 to October 16, the federal government partially shut down due to a budget impasse in the U.S. Congress. Over the same time period, the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston launched the New England Community Outlook Survey. Predictably, many of the respondents to the survey chose to focus on the shutdown when asked about specific policy challenges preventing them from fulfilling their missions. Forty-six percent of respondents faced policy challenges, and of those respondents, 22% specifically mention the government shutdown as a barrier. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) in regard to the establishment survey1: There were no discernible impacts of the partial federal government shutdown on the estimates of employment, hours, and earnings. 2,3, But the impact of the shutdown goes beyond national-level job numbers. The Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) immediately saw its funding fall to zero. Suddenly, the program had to figure out how it was going to provide nutritional benefits to almost 9 million women, children, and infants who depended on the program.4 By working with state agencies and some creative financing decisions, the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) indicated that they would be able to continue to make payments through late October. However, after that, federal WIC funding may not be sufficient to cover benefits. 5
"Strengthening families and individuals in this community requires the ability to provide services comprehensively and in a customized manner. The current funding climate with respect to sequestration and now Government shutdown makes this increasingly difficult to do. Positive economic outcomes are possible, but only with the right tools and resources."
—New England Community Outlook respondent from Rhode Island
However, to many survey respondents, the government shutdown represented more than just a temporary suspension of funding; it was a symptom of a much deeper issue and a source of future problems from ongoing uncertainty. As one respondent summarized, organizations face significant policy headwinds from uncertainties caused by Congressional dysfunction related to sequestration, budget and debt ceiling shut down. The uncertainty is reflected in the survey responses regarding reported and future funding expectations. Using a panel of 48 respondents from both the New England Community Outlook Survey in February as well as the one in October, only 58% were able to accurately predict the survey-reported direction of their funding over the next six months. Only a single organization (2%) expected an increase in funding but experienced a decrease. Conversely, six respondents (14%) expecting a decrease in funding experienced an increase instead. (Figure 2)
Uncertainty surrounding funding prevents organizations from planning for the future or expanding their capacity to serve. When asked, 76% of survey respondents expected their capacity to serve to either decrease or remain the same over the next six months. (Figure 3)
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What Not To Eat Before An Interview
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 47 sec that I could have spent spanking that I'll never get back
Of all commercials, you go with GOLDEN GRAMS!??? who the crap on this site is going to go wow! those sound good, I haven't had those in 15 years!
 fuck off with commercials. if this continues, you'll loose fans.
ARE YOU FN KIDDING ME BREAK?!?!?!?! If I want to watch commercials, I'll watch television!!
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 an ad.
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 What the fu**k just happened?!! Give me back my 47 seconds assssholes!!!
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 What the fvck was that? I feel violated for watching that piece of sh!t.
I like to eat pu$$y before an interview lets the boss know im all about business
Are you Cvnts running out of videos to post on the site? Sure as hell looks like it.
 this is the worst break post i have ever seen
the voices were pretty funny
 if i didn't get so phucken bored at work I would never come to this site again... you break bitches are lucky this domain isn't blocked. I HATE YOU BREAK!
 If by animated you mean two walks and talking with the rest of the video consisting of 3 frame hold cycles. Yeah...I know what's what in animation, buddy. Go back and try again.
 one of the worse commercials i have seen- its up there with cattle ranch mattresses- sad thing is golden g's payed some boi at least 500 for that shit econs fucked up
 enter to win twelve boxes of goldem grahams? no thanks
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I like to watch commercials.
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What Garbage. Break you have ads everywhere on your site and now you post this shvt. I only come to this site now for the comments.
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Green Tea Mojito
Posted by Mr BBQ on March 21, 2014
Spring means green. Green grass, green leaves, green. green. green. here's a family friendly libation to add to your "March Madness"
2 tsp. powdered matcha green tea
3 oz. hot water
6 mint leaves
5 tsp. lime juice
2 tsp. simple syrup
2 lime wedges
Soda water
Ice cubes
Tools: heat source, mixing glass, muddler or long-handled spoon
Glass: collins
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This 50-apartment complex, high on the hill overlooking the InterContinental Resort and the lagoon, opened in July 2008. It's a new concept for Moorea and will be interesting to see if hillside self-catering apartments, with no beach access, take off in an island resort where the lagoon reigns supreme. A regular shuttle takes guests to a private island for swimming and snorkeling. The two- and three-bedroom apartments have terraces with hot tubs and views over the lagoon or to the lofty cloud-swathed mountain ranges. There's a choice of daily or weekly housekeeping (which keeps rates down) and Legends Gourmet, a delicatessen that sells groceries and other items for self-catering and also serves breakfast and lunch by the pool. The onsite restaurant La Villa Des Sens is open Wednesday to Sunday for dinner only. A new onsite spa offers massages and a range of body scrubs.
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Sorry for the lone delay in replying however we were gone for a spell and I'm back now attempting to catch up before I head out again. End of poor excuse.
Thank you for your very kind words regarding the work and I'm very pleased to see that you got an image you are equally proud of. While clouds are great smoke will do just as well if there isn't any clouds. Actually I've found that smoke will sometimes help enhance an otherwise dull sunset to make it stunning. We had several overcast days while in Jackson Hole and one day we went out to where road crews were burning a pile of brush and was able to incorporate the smoke into the image. Take it anyway you can get it!
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Stock Price Manipulation, Market Microstructure and Asymmetric Information (Reprint 024)
AbstractIn recent years, there has been a large literature on how stock exchange specialists set prices when there are investors who know more about the stock than they do. An important assumption in this literature is that there are "liquidity traders" who are equally likely to buy or sell for exogenous reasons. It is plausible that some buyers have cash needs and are forced to sell their stock. However, buyers will usually be able to choose the time at which they trade. It will be optimal for them to minimize the probability of trading with informed investors by choosing an appropriate time to trade and clustering at that time. This asymmetry means that when liquidity buyers are not clustering, purchases are more likely to be by an informed trader than sales so the price movement resulting from a purchase is larger than for a sale. As a result, profitable manipulation by uninformed investors may occur. A model where the specialist takes account of the possibility of manipulation in equilibrium is presented.
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"Stop Watching Us": As Diplomatic Fallout Grows, Thousands Protest NSA Surveillance in D.C.
As new revelations of National Security Agency spying stoke the ire of Germany, France and Spain, thousands of people marched in Washington, D.C., on Saturday in a rally against government surveillance. Organizers say the protest was the largest to date against NSA monitoring since Edward Snowden's disclosures became public in June. We hear from Jesselyn Radack, a former Justice Department lawyer who now works for the Government Accountability Project, reading a message from Edward Snowden; NSA whistleblower Thomas Drake, who was charged with espionage after he was suspected of revealing information about the agency's warrantless wiretapping program; and New Mexico's former Republican governor, Gary Johnson.
Glenn Greenwald: U.S. Spying on Allies Shows "Institutional Obsession" with Surveillance
The spat over U.S. spying on Germany grew over the weekend following reports the National Security Agency has monitored the phone calls of Chancellor Angela Merkel since as early as 2002, before she even came to office. The NSA also spied on Merkel's predecessor, Gerhard Schroeder, after he refused to support the Iraq War. NSA staffers working out of the U.S. embassy in Berlin reportedly sent their findings directly to the White House. The German tabloid Bild also reports President Obama was made aware of Merkel's phone tap in 2010, contradicting his apparent claim to her last week that he would have stopped the spying had he known. In another new disclosure, the Spanish newspaper El Mundo reports today the NSA tracked some 60 million calls in Spain over the course of a month last year. A delegation of German and French lawmakers are now in Washington to press for answers on the allegations of U.S. spying in their home countries. We discuss the latest revelations with Glenn Greenwald, the journalist who first reported Edward Snowden's leaks.
Glenn Greenwald: Media Venture Will Empower Adversarial Journalism to Hold the Powerful Accountable
Glenn Greenwald, the journalist who first reported Edward Snowden's leaks, is leaving The Guardian this week to join a new media venture funded by eBay founder and multi-billionaire Pierre Omidyar. "Usually [dissenting journalists] are on the outside of institutional power, and what this is really about is being able to create a very well-funded, powerful, well-fortified institution that's designed not to just tolerate that kind of journalism, but to enable it and protect it, strengthen it and empower it," Greenwald says. "The people who we're going to select are all going to be people who take the same view of adversarial journalism, that it's about holding the most powerful factions accountable, fearlessly, without regard to threats from the government or corporate factions. I think it's going to be a very formidable force in shaping how journalism is understood and how it's practiced."
While Defenders Cry Foul, JPMorgan Chase's $13 Billion Banking Settlement a "Screaming Bargain"
In the largest banking settlement in U.S. history, the banking giant JPMorgan Chase is set to pay a record $13 billion fine to settle investigations into its mortgage-backed securities. Five years ago, the bank's risky behavior helped trigger the financial meltdown, including manipulating mortgages and sending millions of Americans into bankruptcy or foreclosure. JPMorgan's preliminary settlement with the U.S. government may end up costing much less after taxes — closer to $9 billion because the majority of the deal is expected to be tax-deductible. The deal is expected to be followed by a larger agreement with the Justice Department still in the works. Many in the media have portrayed the deal as unfair to the bank. The Wall Street Journal describes it as the government "confiscating" half of JPMorgan's annual earnings to "appease … left-wing populist allies" of the Obama administration. Meanwhile, the New York Post portrayed it as a kind of bank robbery, running a headline that read: "UNCLE SCAM: U.S. Robs Bank of $13 Billion." We are joined by Yves Smith, financial analyst and founder of the popular finance blog "Naked Capitalism." Smith is the author of the book, "ECONned: How Unenlightened Self Interest Undermined Democracy and Corrupted Capitalism."
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Financial development and economic growth: a panel approach
AbstractThis article examines the finance-growth nexus for a panel of less developed countries using panel cointegration methods. The financial development elasticity of gross domestic product is 0.46, and this varies little between broad income groups.
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A couple of days ago we mentioned that Verizon stores were receiving a few Motorola XYBoard tablet accessories and now it looks like a couple more Galaxy Nexus goodies have arrived as well. As soon as you can get your hands on this new beauty of a phone (when they finally decide to release it), you might want to check these out.
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Lee Benson, emeritus professor at UPenn, dies at 90
Dr. Lee Benson, professor emeritus of history and a Distinguished Senior Fellow of the Netter Center for Community Partnerships, died on February 10 from complications after a fall. He was 90 years of age.
He was co-founder of the Netter Center's university-assisted community school program that has, since its inception in 1985, been seen as a national model of university civic engagement. Dr. Benson continued to be fully engaged with the Netter Center, serving on its Faculty Advisory Board, writing and co-teaching with the Center's director an undergraduate seminar on "Urban University-Community Relations" until his death. He was co-executive editor of the Netter Center's Universities and Community Schools journal, co-author of Dewey's Dream (2007), and was the author or co-author of dozens of articles and chapters on university civic engagement and the role of higher education in educating students for democratic citizenship.
Dr. Ira Harkavy, director of the Netter Center called his colleague, "a distinguished scholar, inspiring and beloved teacher, and active citizen, who devoted his life to working to change the world for the better. Lee's pioneering work, The Concept of Jacksonian Democracy, introduced the application of social science theory and methodology to the discipline of history."
Dr. Benson also authored numerous books, chapters and articles pertaining to history. He also received many grants and honors throughout his academic career.
Prior to coming to Penn in 1964, Dr. Benson held positions of research associate, instructor and lecturer at the Bureau of Applied Social Research, Columbia University from 1952-1960, and professor of history at Wayne State University from 1960-1964. In 1976, he served as the first president of the Social Science History Association. He became a professor emeritus at Penn in 1990....
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(I spent a whole season tracking GRM stats. Might as well analyze them. This will be the first of an unknown amount of posts doing just that.)
After 82 games, advanced stats have little value. You just watched 82 freakin' games. You know who's responsible for a lot of goals and who's responsible for allowing them. There might be some surprises, like Johan Franzen finishing second on the team in GRM with +10.74, but when you think about them long enough, even those makes sense. (Franzen was prolific on the power play).
But what about efficiency? What player contributed the most for every minute he was on the ice? A strength and weakness to GRM is that by itself it doesn't account for a disparity of ice time between players. On one hand, it doesn't need to. GRM measures impact. The players utilized most have the most impact on a game, and have more opportunities to both score and allow goals, thus canceling each other out. On the other hand, it's not an even playing field. Defensemen who play the most minutes are going to get scored on more. Forwards that don't receive much ice time but contribute heavily in the time that they do will still have relatively small overall numbers at the end of a season.
For the latter reasons, it's useful to look at a player's GRM in relation to ice time. To do this I took each player's total GRM and divided it per 600 minutes of ice time. (Why 600 minutes? Per minute created some ridiculously small decimals. Dividing it by 60 minutes — a full game — had the same effect. Six hundred minutes was enough to give us full numbers and is 10 full games, or one segment.)
Here's a look at the Red Wings' top five players in terms of GRM per 600 minutes.
1. Gustav Nyquist — +9.45
2. Johan Franzen — +6.75
3. Henrik Zetterberg — +6.32
4. Riley Sheahan — +5.59
5. Justin Abdelkader — +4.87
Sheahan is the only player not to stay in the same spot in comparison to regular GRM. He ranks ninth before you take into account that he played just 607 minutes this season, 21st on the team and 360 less than Nyquist.
Factor that in and he jumps into the top four. Some of the jump comes from his usage. He was given a decent amount of power play time, 2:06 per game, and he accumulated a fourth of his positive GRM with the man advantage. Also, according to the ExtraSkater.com, Sheahan's shifts started in the offensive zone 12.4 percent more often than the average player on the team.
In short, Mike Babcock protected Sheahan, utilizing him primarily in offensive situations. While that certainly helped, Sheahan still deserves credit. He produced when called upon.
On the other end, here's a look at the Red Wings' worst five players in terms of GRM per 600 minutes:
1. Adam Almquist — -12.00
2. Teemu Pulkkinen — -5.45
3. Brian Lashoff — -5.11
4. Kyle Quincey — -4.87
5. Landon Ferraro — -4.17
Changing to a per minute basis didn't fix everything. The system still pushes punishes defensemen too much and rewards forwards too much, but changing to this format does allow us to learn a couple things.
First: Adam Almquist wasn't ready for the NHL. He wasn't as out of place as the numbers show due to a small sample size — just 34 minutes played this season — but allowing 1.01 goals in that small time frame is an indicator that he needed more seasoning, even if he did account for 0.33 on the offensive end.
Pulkkinen's and Ferraro's sample sizes were just as small as Almquist's — 22 and 36 minutes, respectively — so don't take those at face value either.
Do examine Quincey's and Lashoff's numbers closely, though. In total GRM, Quincey was the worst on the team, posting a -13.84. But he also played 1,706 minutes this season. While Lashoff had a better total GRM by over four goals, -9.21, he was actually worse in relation to ice time due to him playing 624 minutes less than Quincey.
Brian Lashoff worse than Kyle Quincey? That's a sobering thought for Red Wings fans, especially when they realize he's under contract for two more years.


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School Updates
Jul 21, 2014
Summer Holidays
South Harringay Infant School will be closed on Tuesday 22nd July 2014 at 3.30pm for Summer Holidays. However The Ladder Children's Centre will be open as usual throughout the summer. Please check new Summer Timetable at Reception desk.
We wish you all a Happy Holidays and we look forward seeing you back on Wednesday 3rd September at 9.00 am.
Jul 10, 2014
Class Trips
Monday 14th July 2014 at 9.00am - Blue & Orange Classes will go to Clissold Park. Please provide packed lunch
Reception 2014 Information Meeting
On Monday 14th July 2014 at 6.00pm there will be an information meeting for new Reception 2014 parents. You will have a chance to meet the class teachers and the new classroom.
We look forward seeing you then.
Jul 3, 2014
School Closure
NUT & UNISON Strike
On Thursday 10th July 2014 South Harringay Infant School, Nursery and The Ladder Children's Centre will be closed due to NUT & UNISON Strike. The Ladder Children's Centre will be running limited services.
The School will re-open to pupils on Friday 11th July 2014.
Jul 1, 2014
Dental Screening Fluoride Varnish Program
On Monday 7th and Tuesday 8th July 2014 Nursery Classes, Reception Classes (Busy Bees and Lively Ladybirds) and Year 1 Classes (Blue & Orange) will have a dental screening fluoride treatment from Whittington Health in our school.
Please remember to bring the consent form.
Jun 27, 2014
Busy Bees Assembly
On Friday 4th July Busy Bees will be holding their Assembly in the scholl hall.
Please come along and support your child at 9.15am.
Class Trips
Tuesday 1st July 2014 at 09.30 - Red Class to Museum of London
Wednesday 2nd July 2014 at 09.30 - Yellow Class to Museum of London
Thursday 3rd July 2014 at 9.30 - Purple Class to Museum of London
Jun 20, 2014
Fun Day
Friday 27th June 10.00am - 2.00 pm is Fun Day at The Ladder Children's Centre and Nursery. Bring a dish and enjoy our community day.
Please note that Nursery will be closed to children in both morning and afternoon sessions.
Jun 6, 2014
Reception Classes Eye Test
On Friday 13th June 2014 Reception Classes (Busy Bees and Lively Ladybirds) will have and eye test by the Opticians from Hornsey Neighbourhood Central in our school.
If you DO NOT wish for it to be done, please remember to bring the consent form.
School Photographer
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Seedorf was contracted to June 30, 2016, Milan said in a statement.
At the training ground, the first player to greet him was former teammate Daniele Bonera.
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5 Month Old Getting Too Big for Her Bath Tub Laying Down. Other Alternatives?
Hi everyone,
I have a 5 month old daughter who we bathe in the tub using her little plasitc Safety 1st bath tub. We lay her down using the little cot that came with it. Once in, she usually pushes her self all the way to the end of her little tub until the cot can't go any further. Her little head is practically pushed off the cot and just about touching the end of her little tub. We are starting to notice that she gets annoyed by this. When we wash her back, we usually sit her up and as soon as we do that, she starts splashing the water and holding on to the end of the tub and then starts to cry when we lay her back down. So to me, it seems that we should start giving her her bath while she is sitting up. One of us would obviously have to hold her the whole time in the tub while the other washes. Are there any products out there that any of you have used that would help in this situation? I've heard of a bath seat/chair, but I'm not sure if she needs to be able to sit up unassissted or not.
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Thanks everyone! We decided to go ahead and get an inflatable tub since she was just starting to sit up on her own. She's been using it for a month now and is doing great with it. Still a little wobbly, but she gets it.
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E.T. answers from Washington DC on April 25, 2008
I have always just brought baby into the tub with me. I would just sit baby on my lap with my legs supporting her and wash her. It seemed the easiest solution for us.
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J.B. answers from Washington DC on May 01, 2008
Nope, She meeds to be put in the bathtub without any cots, or anything like that, and just put her in the water, and wash her up and get her out. I have 3 kids, and mine stopped using those things at like 4 months. Just put a little bit of water and the bottom of the tub and let her have at it.. She will have fun..
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A.G. answers from Washington DC on April 28, 2008
Hello :) I used a bath chair that had suction cups on the bottom so it wouldn't move around. My girls were fine in it because it is sort of like a swing seat, and there is some support for the baby's back. I used that until they were able to sit up unassisted. Hope that helps!
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E.T. answers from Washington DC on April 25, 2008
I have always just brought baby into the tub with me. I would just sit baby on my lap with my legs supporting her and wash her. It seemed the easiest solution for us.
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N.C. answers from Washington DC on April 26, 2008
When my son was that age we got a little inflatable tub that fits inside the bath tub. My son loved it. He sat up in it loved playing in the water. I could lean his head on the back of the tub to wash him. We used it until he was ready for the big tub- about 1 yrs old.
A.G. answers from Washington DC on April 27, 2008
The first thing I would do is take out the sling. My safetly first tub was still shaped for my babies to lay in comfort and removing the sling made some more space and bought us some time. Many people then let the baby sit up in the baby tub, once they are able to do that. The bath seat is great, but they do need to be strong enough to sit up on thier own in something like a bumpo seat or on the floor. I used the seat while my twins were strong enough to sit up on their own, but tended to just flop over whenever they wanted to reach something. The seat provides the stability and keeps the baby sitting up. Of course the bath seats were listed on the top 10 worst safety products of Parents magazine, but thier reasoning was that it gives parents a false sense of security that they don't need to watch thier children not because the product doesn't work wonderfully.
K.F. answers from Washington DC on April 26, 2008
Once my daughter was too big to lay down, I removed the sling part & would sit her in the baby tub & hold her with one hand & wash her with the other. My husband works nights & that's when she had her baths so I never had anyone help me. She did really well sitting up & pretty soon didn't even need me to hold her.
A.L. answers from Charlottesville on April 26, 2008
When my boys were that age (usually started around 4 months), I just bathed them in the big tub by themselves with no bath sitter (which scares me) or baby bath tub. I'd get the temp right, turn the water off to allow it to drain (so all of the cold water would be gone), then start it up again and lay the boys in it. I'd let the water come up to the point where it barely touched their ears. I'd wash the fronts first, then sit them up (or roll them onto their tummy if they were strong enough to hold their head up.) They both LOVED it! I now have 2 fish who are scary good at swimming and not at all afraid of the water. The worst was how slippery they'd be after, but that's the case regardless.
C.W. answers from Washington DC on April 28, 2008
We used the Primo EuroBath until our kids were quite big. There are two sides - one for 0-6 months for babies who still lay down and 6-24 months for sitting up. http://www.amazon.com/PRIMO-EUROBATH-PRI-340-340W-PEARL-W...
We would put that tub inside the regular bathtub - that way if water splashed out, it was not big deal. It also got our kids used to the big tub when it was time to make that transition. The only drawback is that it takes up a lot of space. We just used to store it upside down in the big tub and take it out when we wanted to use the shower. BTW, I hated the bath ring we had and only used it once.
J.B. answers from Washington DC on May 01, 2008
Nope, She meeds to be put in the bathtub without any cots, or anything like that, and just put her in the water, and wash her up and get her out. I have 3 kids, and mine stopped using those things at like 4 months. Just put a little bit of water and the bottom of the tub and let her have at it.. She will have fun..
Thanks J.
T.C. answers from Norfolk on April 27, 2008
There is a "bath tub ring" which is a plastic seat with suction cups on the bottom that stick to the tub. The baby sits in it almost like a high chair or something...it has spots for her feet to go through and a support for her back and stomach and something between her legs so she can't slip down. I used it for all 3 of my kids with much success.


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