here you go eagle, here's some real data for you to look at so you don't have to make things up.
it looks like 80.5k full time jobs were created. 33.3k of those came from part time becoming full time, the net figure is an increase in jobs by about 50k
http://www.dailyfx.com/calendar?tz=&sort=date&week=2014%2F0309&eur=false&usd=false&jpy=false&gbp=false&chf=false&aud=true&cad=false&nzd=false&cny=false&high=true&medium=true&low=true
