Wednesday, September 26, 2007

Circle This Date!!


Saturday, November 24th!!!!!!!!!

That is the date the Philadelphia Flyers will head to Ottawa to face the Senators and there will be a helluva bloodbath.

Sens tough guy Brian McGrattan has sworn vengeance on Stevie Downie and the Flyers after the rookie almost killed Dean McAmmond in a preseason game Tuesday night. Without further delay, the spectacular/horrifying video:


How insane was that??

Now I like big hits and edgy play so I am a little distressed because Downie is my kind of player, but he tried to kill the poor bastard, who barely has recovered from the elbow by Chris Pronger in the finals. Hopefully McAmmond will be able to continue his career and not be finished off by yet another cheap shot to the head, especially seeing as Downie is likely to be around for quite a while dishing hits out like that being all the Broad Street Bully he can be. According to the CBC, McAmmond has been released from the hospital and suffered no fractures but they say nothing about the concussion.

Now the league came down hard on Downie - he was given a match penalty for attempt to injure and is indefinitely suspended by the NHL, pending a review of the hit. So they will likely make an example of the rookie, but you can be sure they will be giddy as all hell when the game at Scotiabank sells out and they get banner ratings on Hockey Night In Canada.

And you can be sure they will; these teams have had quite a bit of bad blood in the past as you can see here. Their minor league teams even hate each other!

So with all of the on the table, you can be sure I will be watching that night and I highly recommend you do as well ... Go Sens Go!



 "Circle This Date!! - The Art and Significance of Marking Your Calendar"



"Circle This Date!!" – an enthusiastic phrase that captures the essence of marking a date on your calendar. Whether it's for a special occasion, an important deadline, or a memorable event, calendar markings serve as reminders and symbols of significance in our lives. In this article, we will delve into the art and significance of marking dates on your calendar, exploring why we do it, how it impacts us, and answering frequently asked questions to help you make the most of this timeless practice.

Part I: The Act of Marking Dates

Why Do We Do It?

Marking dates on a calendar serves several purposes:

Reminders: Calendar markings are visual reminders of upcoming events or commitments, helping us stay organized and on top of our schedules.

Anticipation: They build anticipation for special occasions, creating a sense of excitement and countdown to the day.

Symbolism: Marking a date can symbolize the importance of an event or a personal commitment, making it feel more significant.

Part II: The Impact of Calendar Markings

Psychological Effects

Calendar markings have psychological effects:

Reduced Stress: They reduce stress by providing a sense of control over one's schedule and preventing the fear of forgetting important events.

Motivation: The anticipation built by marked dates can motivate us to work towards goals or prepare for special occasions.

Reflection: Calendar markings can serve as a tool for reflection, allowing us to look back on past events and accomplishments.

Part III: Types of Calendar Markings

Personal Events

Personal events include birthdays, anniversaries, and milestones that hold significance in one's life. Marking these dates ensures they are not forgotten.

Professional Deadlines

Marking professional deadlines on your calendar helps you manage work-related tasks, ensuring projects are completed on time.

Social and Cultural Celebrations

Holidays, cultural festivals, and special occasions like Valentine's Day are often marked on calendars to prepare for celebrations and gatherings.

Part IV: Calendar Marking Tips

Use of Color

Color-coding calendar markings can help differentiate between personal, professional, and social events, making it easier to manage your time.

Set Reminders

Digital calendars often allow you to set reminders, ensuring you receive alerts for upcoming events or deadlines.

Regular Updates

Frequently update your calendar to reflect changes in your schedule. Remove past events and add new ones as they arise.

Part V: Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Let's address some frequently asked questions about marking dates on calendars:

1. Is there a specific way to mark dates for different types of events?

There's no strict rule, but many people use symbols, colors, or specific notations to differentiate between personal, professional, and social events.

2. Can calendar markings improve time management?

Yes, they can. By visually organizing your schedule and setting reminders, you're more likely to allocate time effectively and meet your commitments.

3. What's the benefit of marking personal milestones on a calendar?

Marking personal milestones like anniversaries or achievements can serve as a source of motivation and a reminder of your growth and accomplishments.

4. How can I prevent my calendar from becoming cluttered?

Regularly review and clean your calendar by removing past events and evaluating the relevance of future ones. Only keep events that are essential or meaningful to you.

5. Are there any apps or tools that make calendar marking easier?

Numerous calendar apps and tools offer features like color-coding, reminders, and shared calendars for easy marking and scheduling.



"Circle This Date!!" is more than just a cheerful exclamation; it's a timeless practice that helps us organize our lives, celebrate special moments, and stay on top of our commitments. Whether you're marking a birthday, a work deadline, or a cultural celebration, the act of marking a date on your calendar carries significance and impact. By understanding the art of calendar markings, their psychological effects, and how to make the most of them, you can enhance your time management, reduce stress, and ensure that your life is enriched by the moments that matter most. So, go ahead, grab that pen, and circle those dates - your calendar awaits your personal touch!




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