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Obama administration officials have asked agencies to postpone approving any new regulations until new officials have had time to review them, according to two memos released this week.
Agencies should to consider moving back by two months the date when a rule would become effective, Rahm Emmanuel, the White House's chief of staff, wrote in a Jan. 20 memo. He told agencies to immediately reopen the comment period for the rules for 30 days. He also asked agencies to wait before publishing any new regulations in the Federal Register.
The memo directs agencies to tell the Office of Management and Budget about any controversial rules.
To determine whether a rule raises policy concerns, OMB Director Peter Orszag, in a supplemental Jan. 21 memo, told agencies to consider whether a rule reflects relevant facts, is reasonable and considers the agency's legal obligations. He also wants agencies to check whether Bush administration officials followed rule-making procedures, were transparent in their work and adequately considered objections to the rule.
Finally, Orszag wants to know whether the facts and analyses that officials used to create the rule were available to the public and whether the final rule had enough support as it went through the rule-making process, the memo states.
"If any of these rules do not satisfy these standards, you should consider extending their effective date for 60 days for the purpose of enabling further review," Orszag wrote. However, he added that no rule should get an indefinite extension.
Following the 30-day comment period, agencies should evaluate both the rule, which an agency may wish to amend, and whether to extend the date when the rule would take effect, Orszag wrote.
This regulatory review isn't unique to the Obama administration. Bush administration officials went through the same review process in 2001, halting new rules left over by the Clinton administration until the new leadership could review them.
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People who do not have access to the internet are missing out on the best rates for financial products, a consumer group said today.
A typical online saver could be up to 37% a year better off than someone who was restricted to using branch-based products, according to Which?
The group said the average rate for an instant access account that was available in a bank or building society branch was just 0.56%, compared with 1.14% for online accounts.
People who were taking out a one-year fixed rate bond could get an average rate of 2.58% over the internet, compared with one of just 2.34% in a branch.
Online Isas also paid more than branch ones, with interest rates averaging 1.84% compared with 1.53% for a branch-based account.
The group also found that the best online travel insurance deal for someone aged 65 was around four times cheaper than the best deal available in a branch.
The Government estimates that around four million people do not have access to the internet.
Peter Vicary-Smith, chief executive of Which?, said: "Not everyone is comfortable or able to manage their finances online and these people are missing out on the best deals as a result.
"Banks should be more inclusive by offering terminals in branches where customers could access online deals, with some help from staff."
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The waitstaff was REALLY friendly and the Manager stood and talked to us for awhile also. Very friendly place, love the guys in kilts :)
Beautiful waitresses clad in plaid mini kilts crisscross Tilted Kilt, hoisting trays of Celtic-themed pub fare as sports fans catch games on high-definition TVs. Almost a decade old, the Tilted Kilt franchise originated in Las Vegas, where restaurateur Mark DiMartino first conceived of a sports bar with Irish touches—an idea that has since spread across the country. Patrons can stay out late at the pub, spending the night sipping on beers while sampling burgers, fish 'n' chips, or shepherd's pie filled with beef and veggies. On a weekly basis, musicians enliven the already party-like atmosphere, strumming tunes or throwing up fistfuls of counterfeit money on the eatery's patio.


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If email marketers aren't leading the way in designing not just for a mobile-friendly world, but for a mobile-first one, they are missing out on huge conversion and marketing opportunities.
In 2011, Marc Andreessen said, "Software is eating the world."
In 2013, BEA said, "Mobile is eating the world."
In 2014, The Atlantic said, "Mobile is devouring attention. "
And now, mounting evidence shows that email is eating mobile.
In the report that we released earlier this month, "Email Everywhere: Adapting to the Mobile Nature of Email," we found that email opens on mobile devices are about to cross the chasm. By 2015, more than 50 percent of all emails will be opened on mobile devices, defined as "smartphones and tablets."
Email is the canary in the coal mine for e-commerce. How long can we require consumers to use two devices - a smartphone or tablet and a desktop computer - to buy from us?
I'll admit it. I hate buying things on my phone. Not because I don't want to, but because it is so inconvenient. I'm standing, my wallet is in my back pocket, I'm more likely to get interrupted, my phone might bug me with a notification that takes over my screen. There are so many ways that the awesomeness of the smartphone gets in the way of mobile engagement.
When you send me that awesome deal and I see it on my smartphone, I am very likely to click. Funnily enough, according to our data, I am actually more likely to click on a smartphone than I am on a desktop, but only half as likely to convert.
Email marketing - whether we are talking about e-commerce or publishing - is based on a holy trinity of actions: Open, Click, and Convert.
Sure, opens by themselves are great. Heck, some people even think just SEEING a subject line creates lift. But now that you've got the open, you want the click. The good news? Mobile openers click. So mobile isn't breaking email.
But here's where things get complicated. Where mobile users over-index for open rate and clicks in email, they fail to convert at an equivalent rate. Email still drives more conversions on desktop.
Is a lower mobile conversion rate the chink in email's armor?
Jeff Bezos might have caught onto this before anyone else. Amazon is about to release the Amazon Fire Phone, which is optimized for its own shopping app, and it comes bundled with Amazon Prime. We'll see how that pans out in the future.
The lessons for every OTHER retailer are clear. If you are designing your post-click experience to be mobile-friendly, but not mobile-first, you may only be delaying the inevitable. PC sales are in decline, mobile is ascendant forever, and email apps - and email marketers - have no choice but to lead.
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potholder loops?
First posting to this forum... I usually hang out at Garden Junk/Trash to Treasure/Stained Glass and Mosaics.
Does anyone have a good on-line source for potholder loops? I'd like to get some for a friend's daughter. It has to be an on-line source because I'm outside the U.S.
Thanks for any suggestions. I checked a couple of sites but was hoping for some recommendations based on customer satisfaction.
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Potholder loops - hmmm...
Usually when I sew a potholder, I just use a piece of bias binding to make the loop, either by twisting up a loop if the potholder is edged with bias, or just inserting the loop when sewing the edges together.
I've even (on occasion) used a plastic ring that is about 3/4" or 1" in diameter and stitched that to a corner or mid-width.
When I crochet a potholder, I just make a chain stitch loop at one corner.
What kind of potholders is she making? I didn't know you could buy just the loops separate! What material do you need the loops made of?
Bet you are getting a good laugh by now on my response, Barbara. I got a private email from another reader who clued me in that you are looking for the loops used to make the whole potholders on a loom! LOL!! (I led a deprived childhood and never had one of those looms!!)
Anyway, are you looking for cotton, wool, or jersey loops? If you use Froogle to search, you'll find lots of US sources. Or are you looking for a source in Europe??
Link below is to Froogle. You can enter "jersey loops" as a phrase, or even "potholder loops" and get quite a few sources. Just play around with the words to suit your needs.
Then again, maybe someone knows of a good source and will post here!
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Thanks, Red Confetti. Yes, I neglected to mention (!) -- I'm talking about the loops used on those little looms that many of us had as children. I still remember my old red metal one...
I'm sure I'll find a lot of options on the link you provided. A U.S. source is fine, as I can easily have them sent. Thanks again,
Oh the memories...the hours of fun I had making my mom, grandmother and aunt potholders with my little red loom. I tried to find one for my DGD for a Christmas gift but had no luck. Of course it was a week before Christmas when I decided I wanted to get her one. I have 2 of my potholders I made when I was 7. My Aunt sent them to me a couple of months ago she kept 1 for herself. She said she thought I might like to have them for sentimental reasons. I was thrilled.
Here you go, Theresa... if you buy from eBay, there are several of the old-fashioned looms up for sale...
Here is a link that might be useful: weaving loom, loops on eBay
You had me going there for a minute red confetti, ha ha , I remember making those potholders when I was a kid, and kids made them for christmas for their aunts, It was the start of homemade gifts, they would squabble for hours over which colors to make. ha ha My that was good memories, my sons are in their 40's now.
Haha I'm glad I checked back because I thought like you did, Red_Confetti! Now I understand! LOL
I bought 2 of the looms and quite a few loops several years ago. Don't remember what I did with them. I think I sold them on Ebay, but I plan to do quite a bit of decluttering in '05 and I might just run into them if they are still here.
Oh the memories!!! I loved my red metal loom and couldn't possibly count the number of potholders I labored over :) Then I got older and couldn't see the point of making so many potholders. Now I am grown and want more ;-) I think I still have my loom because I couldn't bear to part with it, but feel confident I don't have loops.
I do remember seeing a plastic loom a while back. I am thinking Hobby Lobby or Michaels in the kids section where they have boxed kits.
Let us know if you find a winner from somewhere and the loops too! I'd love to make them again:)
I still have my red loom and some loops. Both of my daughters made these when they were growing up and I gave them some they had made that was still in a cabinet, they were so happy. We have got one granddaughter started making them now. I forgot where we picked up the loops, Wal Mart or Michaels, had to be from a craft place but it is still a good thing to make and make memories.
I just have been unpacking from our move...I have at least 2 big bags of multi colored loops...you pay the postage I will mail them to you...I donated a bunch of my craft and arts supplies to my childrens schools before we moved and I remember putting the loom in the box... so I have no loom and two big bags of the loops lol...And I'm not planning on making any pot holders any time soon...so if you would like these bags let me know...
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I read this book on the recommendation of a couple of friends, where the wife thought it was a good airport novel and the husband loathed it so much he could not bring himself to finish it. I tend to agree with the wife: the Da Vinci code is something that will keep you busy on a plane or a train, particularly if it is a Friday evening flight and you are tired. The book...
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The fact that this is the mostly widely talked about, and the best selling book of the last few years goes a long way towards praising this novel. The protagonist is Harvard professor Robert Langdon who Brown introduced to readers in Angels and Demons. Once again Langdon is breaking codes and chasing clues while himself being chased. He is accused of killing the curator of the Louvre who has left a strange message - find Robert Langdon - as he died. Langdon teams up with Sophie Neveu, the deceased's granddaughter and they follow the trail of the Holy Grail via the curator's clues. This is a fast paced thriller that challenges the belief systems of centuries by claiming Mary Magdalene was Christ's lover and the mother of his child.
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I absolutely could not put this book down. I was recommended the title by a friend & was half hearted about the whole Dan Brown saga, I tend not to rely on the hype to encourage me to read a book. The Da Vinci Code was worth that hype. The characters and descriptions are so well executed that I literally had to remind myself that I was reading fiction. I think that the present situation will only strengthen peoples' fascination with this book
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I truly, like, liked this book and I TOTALLY bought it, like, right the next second I heard Paris Hilton-the Goddess-was reading it. This book is about four girls and a gay guy: Madison, Sophia, Kylie, Aimee and, of course, Christiano aka Kiki. It's a story about this little group of trendsetters and their struggle to find the greatest boutique of all high-fashion boutiques--Da vinci. Here's the story: like, they have to decode the most hidden code of all time. The code is actually the only way you can get, like, IN the shop and it's in a form of a password. But that's not the only catch: they not only have to discover the code, they also must find the shop. And that's the hard part cuz only, like, four people or something know where it is. It could be six feet under somewhere in Egypt or it could be in a zeppelin that takes of,like,only three times a year and has about six people aboard (plus the pilot whose memory will probably be erased after landing or something).The shop is, by the way, named after some not very well known guy that was probably a designer or something and now he's dead and all. Whatever. Oh, wait-I once saw this really old documentary about this guy-I wasn't really paying it a lot of attention since Clueless was on at the same time so I was like: Hello? OF COURSE I'm gonna watch Clueless again rather then some boring gay guy with a beard the size of Texas (aka J.lo's butt). Anyway. Where was I? Okay, never mind. It's, like, totally cool, you should, like, totally read it and find out if everybody get's their Manolo Blahnik's and Cavalli dresses in the end.
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1.0 out of 5 stars Nonsense,
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Absolute nonsense !!! Especially the reference to the New York publisher thinking the world's No1 bestseller of all time was Harry Potter, please.....
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4.0 out of 5 stars Secrets of DaVinci,
The Da Vinci codes suggest that Leonardo Da Vinci was the leader of a clandestine society and that he hid secret codes and messages in his art work. Is this true? In addition to his role in history as a famous painter, scientist and inventor, was he also the keeper of some vast secret to be passed down through the ages? Well, Leonardo was certainly no stranger to the use of codes and encryption. His notes are all written backwards with mirror writing andis unclear exactly why Leonardo did this.
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5.0 out of 5 stars I read it in a week, which is a first!!!,
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this is the best book i have ever read. it is intelligently written, with clever puzzles, action and plenty of twists and turns. i read about 120 pages in one evening, which gives you an idea as to how gripping it is. I cant wait to read more of Dan Browns stuff!
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Hi I am in primary with a house ale. It is getting pretty hot in Arkansas and while the ambient air temp is constantly 72, my ferm temp was about 76. I put the carboy in a water bath to bring it down and added a couple of frozen water bottles. This brought my temp down to 64 a little lower than I wanted it. Temp is rising again up to 68 (about where I want it). But soon it will be up to low 70's again.
I can add another frozen water bottle to bring the temp down.
Will this fluctuation have a negative affect on the taste. Or is the fluctuation of only a couple of degrees not that big of a deal.
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temp will affect taste. as far as it being a negative affect only your taste buds can tell you. i may say its fine and you may say its crap. taste is in the tongue of the taster.
As long as temps stay between 64 and 70, and if they flucuate quickly back and forth, you should be fine. Remember that there is 5-6 gallons of wort and the thermal mass is fairly large. The temp of the wort won't swing as quickly or as dramatically. It should onlt change a few degrees and be right in the middle.
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Your husband has good taste. If he is 14 yrs old I wouldn't start him on expensive "Niche" scents. I would go with
Issey Miyake
Aqua di Gio
Thread: Scent for my teenage son
Perhaps there is already a discussion on this in the archives, but I was unable to readily access one. In any case, here is my dilemma:
My charming, creative, handsome fourteen year old son has developed an interest in "smelling good" (which is wonderful considering his pre-adolescent disdain for showers ). Currently, however his fragrance preferences are Axe and some dreadful stuff called Old Spice Red (or some such nonsense). In either case, he is totally frying my sinuses with this stuff. My husband suggested he try out some of his stuff (Lanvin, Creed's Himalaya, or Acqua di Parma), but our son said he didn't want to smell like his dad.
I would be so grateful for some guidance and direction here. What are some less expensive, handsome smelling, yet youthful fragrances that I might steer him towards?
Thank you.
Your husband has good taste. If he is 14 yrs old I wouldn't start him on expensive "Niche" scents. I would go with
Issey Miyake
Aqua di Gio
Now, I am going to do something a little different here, this is an important question, so I am not going to suggest Armani Code, Issey Miyake, Aqua di Gio, Farenheit, 212, or any other cliche scents for a 14 year old kid. You came to BN asking for advice so we owe you a little more insight then to just suggest the aforementioned frags. Also, many teenagers his age will recognize these and the idea is to have your son smell unique and confident w/o smelling like Dad. Here are a few scents that are wonderful, youthful, fresh, and definately will not leave him smelling like Dad:***
1-Opium, EDP or EDT
2-Polo, Double Black
3-Burberry, Brit
Please try these, as I have put some thought into this and I think they will work very well.
***Also, I am not going to suggest some niche fragrances bc they will be difficult for you to find and super pricey. The frags that I sugest are readily accessible and reasonably priced.
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Wonderful, gentlemen! Thank you for taking it seriously because he does care about his appearance (now) and is highly observant on all levels. Also, fragrance is such a wonderful statement about one's individuality and I think he is on the cusp of understanding that.
It seems a visit to Sephora might be in order for this weekend. I'll tell him he can scope out the teenage girls... Actually, all kidding aside, it helps a great deal to have a list in hand to sample first.
I appreciate your thoughts and am open to any other ideas.
The first thing that popped into my head is Swiss Army Classic Cologne. If you have a Kohl's near you, it's readily available there and can be had for cheap with one of their usual % off sales.
They have a gift set right now which includes a 3.4 oz bottle and stick deodorant.
I don't think a lot of people on this forum like it, but to me it's quite clean and refreshing without being terribly overpowering. And it definitely smells youthful to me.
Polo black is also very good. If your going to sephora you may want to try Marc Jacobs. Not one of my favorites but I always get complimented when wearing this.
I'd try:
YSL L'Homme (cool bottle too)
Polo Double Black
Bvlgari Black (very cool bottle, and very different, avant garde for a teen)
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I find it youthful with just enough class
The bottle is ultra-cool, and I can almost guarantee that none of the other kids have it
Danny, the Attorney, is a sage madam.....Polo Double Black and Opium EDT are two fine classy choices.
Sephora is an excellent place to take him. Lots of great scents, knowledgeable staff, and you can try every single scent in the men's section without feeling the least big guilty. I highly recommend that over a more traditional perfume counter at this stage.
My boy gets a little nervous going in there with me sometimes - not sure if it's being with the old man, or the relative absence of other men, or being surrounded by attractive women. If your son is uncomfortable going in there with you, you may want to give him the alternative of going there with Dad, or with his friends. Also, be sure he doesn't just grab something and run out. He needs to take his time.
Good suggestions above. Let us know what he gets!
I any case I would stay away from Fahrenheit (a horrid green frag with a note that smells like gasoline and motor oil), and Acqua di Gio (its not bad but it as it is so popular it lacks any individuality).
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I'd push toward the new Guerlain Homme.
That girl, that bottle, that mattress and me.
Le Roy Soleil Homme by Salvador Dali might be a good pick.
It smells great, isn't too 'out there', everyone and their brother doesn't know about it, let alone where it, and it can be found very cheap online.
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I'd strongly suggest YSL L'Homme.
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i think may be hugo from hugo boss (teenage like it), or givenchy PH
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How about any of the Tommy Bahamas, Set Sail St Barts would be good!
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Get him Versace Blue Jeans. Clean but distinctive profile, and relatively easy on the budget.
I believe he would like Diesel Fuel for Life Homme.
At your son's age this brooding teenager was wearing Devin, by Aramis, but that was when dinosaurs roamed the earth. For distinctive, yet readily available scents for young men, I'd also suggest Beyond Paradise for Men, The Third Man, Eau d'Orange Vert, and Guerlain's Eau de Cologne Imperiale.
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I will recomend Lacoste pour homme
Lacoste Essential
Chanel Allure Sport
Joop Jump
Dolce & Gabbana Masculine
If he sould try one of the classics, i would suggest Jaipur Homme. He will definitive be a star among his friends, and get lots of respect wearing this one.
Opium?? On a 14 year old?? No way! This one belongs to the men with elegance and a stylish outfit. This one sepatates the men from the boys!
YLS L'Homme
Versace Pour Homme (the new one in the blue bottle)
L'eau Par Kenzo
Dolce & Gabanna Light Blue
Old Spice OS Signature (a lot of surprisingly positive reviews on this)
Kenneth Cole Reaction
Kenneth Cole Black
Lacoste Red
Lacoste Essential
Hugo XY
John Varvatos
Diesel Fuel For Life
If you have a Perfumania around, the Lacoste, Kenneth Cole, and Hugo stuff is buy one get one for $9.99. You can start him off with 2 of those at a really low cost.
yeah i reccomend chanel allure sport aswell, beaitfaul and very youthful and fresh. as i am 16 i will name my fragrance list, the ones which get me good reactions anyway.
drakkar noir(very nice)
dolce and gabbana pour homme(more for the night if he needs it)
chanel allure(he will most likely love this)
maybe dior homme aswell,
just try lots and the assistants could have good advice aswell, dont go issey miyake or something, too common. gd lk.
Versace The Dreamer and Bvlgari Aqua would work well form teens to early 20's. IN his case, it might behoove him to smell a little bit older as most of the girls his age, have a crush on the guys a couple grades ahead of them.
top ten: L'Air du Desert Marocain, Black Aoud, Le Labo Rose 31, Bois du Portugal, Incense Rose, Millesime Imperial, Czech & Speake no.88, Terre de Hermes, Musc Ravageur, Nasomatto Duro
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One of the Nautica scents
One of the Tommy Hilfiger scents
One of the Tommy Bahama scents
I might try Very Irresistible Fresh Attitude (the 1 oz. size is only $33). My 20 year old brother in law wears it, and his 18 year old girlfriend purchased it. I like it.
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Well obviously these all must be great suggestions. But I'm 18, I just got out of high school. Obviously he would smell like half the guys at school, but Abercrombie&Fitch Fierce is a guaranteed hit with the ladies his age. They are head over heels for that stuff. It has amazing sillage and lasts all day.
Beyond Paradise smelt like slightly fruity bug-spray when I sprayed it on. I think this is definitely one you need to try before you buy, and may be risky. Smelling like RAID bugspray is not a good thing for a teenager.
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Diesel Fuel for Life and Polo Double Black sound like good recommendations to me..
You all have been so wonderful in your suggestions. Thank you for your thoughtful responses. Unfortunately, a last minute "date" (my word, not his) to the movies with a girl preempted any shopping this weekend. However, I think that might be a good thing so I can preview a few fragrances ahead of shopping day and do a little judicious editing of the list.
As for the question about what kind of guy he is- he is artistic but very in control. He would like to be an urban planner or architect when he grows up and is passionate about good design in all facets. Actually, the bottle will have a lot to do with what he chooses. Definitely Mac over PC. He likes music and even thinks some of my 80s stuff is "cool in a retro way." He cares about how he looks and good grooming. All in all he is a really cool kid!
Make sure he tests Hermes Concentre D'Orange Verte.
I just had the opportunity to sample United Colours of Benetton Man. This could be just what you are looking for. It is smells good and is not too overpowering, perfectly suited for a young man. As an added bonus the bottle is really cool.
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anything from the Armani line should suit him well. especially, Mania & Black Code
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Terre d'Hermes is good also, Opium PH is a good bet, but if I were you I'd take him to Sephora's. It's a great place to sample all kinds of scents, and hopefully he'll like at least one of them.


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- Comment on Liveblog: Canadiens limp home from 1-3 road trip (2014-12-06 22:39:21)
He can skate and log minutes. Markov cannot be expected to log the minutes he is playing beside Subban. Every player has his flaw. The Canadiens need a true 1/2 D pairing. Markov is super in a 3/4 roll with Gilbert. Many on this site love attacking Gilbert, but he can play a solid 4/5 RD on almost any team in the league. Beaulieu/Weaver/Gonchar/Tinordi/Allen bottom pair rotation.
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Absolutely! The result was a goal. The players need to take this apporach more often. Right know they are too predictable. If I know what they're going to do everytime, do they really think they can fool the other team?
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Need to bring in a LD that can log the minutes with Subban (Yandle from Arizona comes to mind). Need to move Plekanec or Desharnais to get this LD. Call-up Beaulieu or Tinordi. Galchenyuk moves to centre FULL-TIME! Done! Good or Bad, the team needs offence and the other centres have not been successful in creating any. Another concern I have is that none the forwards go to the net. They all want to play a perimeter game (Gallagher and Galchenyuk are the exceptions). The team needs a player or two who will just take the puck to the net everytime. It is frustrating watching the same perimeter approach everytime they enter the zone!
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CJ (below) has brought up a player that I've been watching all season, with the hope that MB will look that way. Nikolai Kulemin. The kid has size, speed, smarts, and is tough along the walls. With the right centre, and team (hopefully MTL), he can be a 20+ goal scorer with some nice intangibles (PK, shut down capabilities, PP, etc.). I would sign Markov to a three year deal. Do you really think that 3 young inexperienced D (Beaulieu, Tinordi, and Pateryn) in the line-up makes sense? Markov is still a great 2nd or 3rd D. He has the experience, and skills that many cup contenders look for at the trade deadline, so why should we let him walk? That means that either Emelin, Gorges, Beaulieu, or Tinordi (Pateryn is a RD so I think he sticks) must be moved depending on what happens on RD. I would like to see a move made for a RD from Winnipeg. Either Bogosian, or Byfuglien make sense to me. Perhaps, MB packages either Beaulieu, or Tinordi to make this move. Up front MB must not sign Gionta. I can appreciate what he has brought to the team, but it's time to move on. Again, I like Kulemin, and we need to bring in another skilled winger through free agency (Vanek, Hemsky, Iginla, Moulson, or Gaborik), or a trade. Do you move Plekanec? I would be very nervous to do this. At the very least with Pleks you know what you're getting. Can you say the same about DD, Eller, and Galchenyuk? I would love to move Plekanec (to CHI for Sharp) and add a top player on the wing, but... Does trading Bourque, and Briere to Buffalo for Chris Stewart, or Drew Stafford improve this team for next year? Pacioretty-DD-Stewart Kulemin-Eller-Hemsky Sharp-Galchenyuk-Gallagher Bournival-Prust-Weise Markov-Subban Tinordi/Beaulieu-Bogosian/Byfuglien Emelin-Pateryn Extra D: Boullion, Murray, Robidas, Weaver
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Vanek - Briere - Bourque Pacioretty - Desharnais - Prust Galchenyuk - Eller - Gallagher Moen - Plekanec - Gionta Tinordi - Subban Beaulieu - Markov Emelin - Gorges Murray - Weaver Teams have no fear of the Habs ability to produce offence. Therefore, every team is extremely aggressive on the forecheck. No secret, it works! The lines above would spread out the offence, and if Vanek and Briere click like they once did in Buffalo the Habs could become a true playoff threat with four lines that could hurt you. Reuniting the EGG line is a must! Right now, there is absolutely zero respect for our transition, other than the Desharnais line.
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They are supposed to be teaching winning. That's why I asked the question. You asked me which players are better than Plekanec. I responded by telling you that short term there might not be a better fit, but long term the right Plekanec deal might address other weak spots that would help Eller, and Galchenyuk excel. How about Plekanec to Chicago for Saad, or Leddy, and a pick? How about Markov to Washington for Alzner? Why can't you respond to my question. What have these players won? Blaming all the players before them is not the answer.
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True. That is the repeating pattern. Never trade our "most underrated players in the league" because you'll never find better. You have to take the leap at some point. I'm tired of seeing the same story lines every year. It's the coach (Julien, Carbo, Martin, Therrien, slot next name here). It's the GM (Savard, Gainey, Bergevin, slot next name here). Again, I like Pleks and what he brings every night, but it's time to move him for MORE! We can agree to disagree, but this is what's called the crossroads!
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Gretzky was once traded. I think the Habs can survive the trading of Plekanec.


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Nancy Jones's curator insight, January 19, 2013 10:19 AM
Old school? Sure, but kids love this kind of thing
Casey Smith's curator insight, February 28, 2013 12:41 AM
Great Fast Finishers activity for the English Classroom
Martin (Marty) Smith's comment, September 2, 2012 11:07 AM
Good scoop. Added to my Power of Icons scoop from yesterday on Design Revolution. Thanks, Marty
Robert Sims's curator insight, March 14, 2013 10:34 AM
These icons will help learners associate visual elements with their learning!


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