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He is already at work on his next novel, The Journeyman – "about a boxer who always loses", – and still practises dentistry part-time.

He is capable of producing great food but, compared to the other two, there's a whiff of the journeyman about him.

There is a scene at the start of Paddy Considine's compelling new film, Journeyman, about a boxer who suffers brain damage after a world title fight, that rattles the senses like a sharp one-two.

In addition to new episodes of returning series, NBC Universal said it would allow Unbox customers to download free — in advance of their network premieres — the pilot episodes of new series, including a "Bionic Woman" remake and "Journeyman," about a man who travels through time to help people in trouble.

Among the other drama pickups (the only comedy, The IT Crowd, won't air until later in the season): Journeyman, about a newspaper reporter traveling through time, and Chuck, about a computer geek turned government agent who has spy secrets embedded in his brain.

Three out of the network's four new shows are science fiction stories: Journeyman, about a man that travels back through time to fix the lives of people in trouble; Bionic Woman, a remake of the 1970s hit series from Battlestar Galactica's David Eick and Chuckk, about a computer geek-turned-spy.

A journeyman earns about $75 a week, a boner in a wholesale house upwards of $125.

He's close to humble about his musician's "journeyman" status, about how rock music is at heart "escapist entertainment," and concedes that rock 'n' roll itself as a vehicle for ideas (always questionable to me) is in serious decline.

"The business can go under, but you can always go out and get a job and say, 'I know this.' " Senator John McCain may have lost the presidential election, but he succeeded in adding "Joe the Plumber" to the American lexicon, making a household name of Samuel J. Wurzelbacher, the Ohio journeyman whose question about taxes led Barack Obama to say he wanted to "spread the wealth around".

For example, when Rafael Nadal lost Thursday, the next day's papers and broadcasts were less about German journeyman Dustin Brown's achievement and more about how that outcome may have helped "our Andy," third-seeded Andy Murray.

Whitefish pays their room and board and transportation to and from the island, so for a month of work in Puerto Rico many of these guys will bring in more than $30,000 -- a big chunk of the average journeyman lineman's salary of about $80,000 a year.