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Thirteen things T.C. stand for (besides Tabby Cat):
1: Too Cute (well, I am that.)
2: Totally Cuddly (That too, I just love to cuddle!)
3: Tough Cat (Well, of course, I'm a big man cat with big man cat muscles!)
4: Talented Cat (I am a man cat of many, many talents!)
5: Talkative Chatterbox (Okay, so, maybe I meow a little bit too much...)
6: Tame Cougar (I think I'm more like a tiger, don't you think? I mean, look at these stripes!)
7: Technically Cool (I blog, therefore, I am.)
8: Tropical Chum (Yup, I'm your buddy, don't here in Tropical Southwest Florida.)
9: Territorially Confused (Well, I AM living with the Demon Cat from hell and she thinks everything is hers....)
10: Traditionally Cavalier (I can be very gallant with the lady cats!)
11: Toothy Constable (At least where marauding mice are concerned.)
12: Therapeutic Counselor (You can tell all your troubles to me and I'll be happy to listen.)
13: Top Cat (Well...that was obvious of course!)


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Super cute!
Welcome to the Quilting Board!
Super cute!
Wife to the love of my life. Mom to a Marine, a college student, an 12 year old 'surprise blessing', two Bichon Maltese brothers, and 3 kitties.
It is lovely.
When it seems like the world is falling to pieces remember that the pieces are falling into place. We are nearing closer to the End Times.
The butterflies and monkey are really a great idea. It finishes a perfect quilt. Love your pattern and layout. Thanks for sharing.
The bad news is - time flies.
The good news is - you're the pilot!
Oh, that's adorable!
She will love it forever!
SUSIE I just LOVE this !!!!!
I am Quilter Hear Me Roar...

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Picking Through Second Pairing Defensemen
Robert Vollman
June 29 2012 04:42PM
In a previous piece we looked at top line defensemen and found out two keys facts: there will be very few available through free agency, and some of the most effective top pairing defensemen were elite defensemen paired up with guys who were previously on 2nd or 3rd pairings.
Asking the Right Questions - The Imprecise and Unattainable
Kent Wilson
June 29 2012 02:01PM
"Not many people have grace."
"Well, you know, grace is a tough one. I like to think I have a little grace. Not as much as Jackie O...."
"You can't have a little grace. You either have grace or you don't."
"Okay, fine. I have no grace."
"And you can't acquire grace."
"Well, I have no intention of getting grace."
"Grace isn't something you can pick up at the market."
"Alright, alright, look, I don't have grace, I don't want grace, I don't even say grace, okay?"
- Seinfeld
Previously we discussed how asking the wrong questions is the first misstep management of lackluster teams can take in the off-season, with a particular focus on being skeptical of small outbursts of success amidst a general sea of mediocrity. This time around, I want to look at how fans and decision makers can get wrapped up in psychoanalyzing their players or agonizing over fuzzy, non-specific but apparently plausible factors.
Asking the Right questions - Beware Small Samples
Kent Wilson
June 28 2012 04:52PM
(This is part one of a three part series that was originally published in April. With free agency season approaching, we figured it was worth a re-post here on NHLNumbers.)
It occured to me recently, after watching Brian Burke bloviate, Jay Feaster deflect and Steve Tambellini ramble during their respective year-end press conferences, that the true issue facing mediocre (or worse) teams is not whether an executive has all the answers - it's if he has the wherewithal to ask the right questions.
On the scoring chance project, and why it must continue
Cam Charron
June 28 2012 02:29PM
Whatever tendency certain players might have for driving their team to get more scoring chances than a simple shot differential predicts is small and swamped by random noise. This suggests tracking scoring chances isn't adding much information to the readily available shot differential numbers.
That's from Eric on this very blog earlier this week. I'm willing to believe that, too. Over the course of the season, when I was tracking chances for Vancouver, I found that when the Canucks out-chanced a team, they were really not in a position to win the game all the time.
Is Justin Schultz Worth the Hype?
Thomas Drance
June 28 2012 10:27AM
(This is a trunctated version of a longer Canucks Army post by Thomas Drance)
There are conflicting reports, but it appears as if Justin Schultz, with his representatives from Newport Sports in tow, will begins to hear pitches from individual teams hoping desperately to land the highly touted 21 year old defenseman on Thursday. That's per Bob Mckenzie:
The UFA defenceman and his agents will over the next two days meet in Toronto with a small group of teams he has on his shortlist.— Bob McKenzie (@TSNBobMcKenzie) June 28, 2012


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Examining key pieces from the international collections for 2011, Object Fetish trains obsessive attention onto fashion's latest not-so-obscure objects of desire. Showcased in the glittering confines of Selfridges department store, 2011's finest finery is metaphorically unpicked through film and text, laying bare the underlying themes and motivations behind our current sartorial fixations.
Shoes by Simone Rocha
'Floating' brogues in ivory ponyskin by Simone Rocha, £595 at Dover Street Market +44 20 7518 0680
Fashion: Dress and blazer by Simone Rocha, at Dover Street Market


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Creative had a wide range of new products on its stand, but I was shown some even more interesting ones - unfortunately these are yet to be announced, so I can't spill the beans just yet. There was however, no lack of products on display and for those that thought the Zen micro should have come with a colour screen, well now it does and following in Apple's footsteps it also got the moniker photo on the end of its name.
Creative also showed its range of colour coded i-Trigue speakers to go with the current Zen micro range (first seen in our CES report back in January) and there will be a 6GB model available shortly.
There was a wide range of headphones and headsets on display, with a couple of interesting models. The first set I was shown has active noise cancellation and can be folded for convenience. It also comes with a removable cord and an adapter for use with aeroplane audio connectors - of course if you fly Virgin then you can use a standard headphone jack.
Next up was a set of Bluetooth headphones, although due all the WiFi interference on the show floor, it was hard to evaluate the quality. This is a novel idea but Bluetooth was never intended for this kind of audio. That said, Creative isn't the only company going down the Bluetooth headphone route, so maybe there's some mileage in it.
Finally Creative was showing off a set of surround sound headphones with its own Dolby Digital and DTS decoder. This looks like a similar solution to the HCT headphones we reviewed a little while ago.
A new SoundBlaster product was announced a couple of days ago, the SoundBlaster Audigy 2 ZS Video Editor. This is an external sound card and hardware video encoder in one that connects to your PC via USB 2.0. We'll bring you a review of this as soon as we get our hands on a sample.