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Robert Bagnell, informally known as 'Bags', is an American actor most notable for his series regular role playing Tom Peterman in the HBO ground-breaking TV cult comedy 'The Comeback', starring Lisa Kudrow. Robert also starred with Jon Hamm and Mel Gibson in Randall Wallace's film 'We Were Soldiers', adapted from the critically acclaimed novel 'We Were Soldiers Once And Young'.
Bagnell was raised in East Northport, Long Island NY with his one sister Diane Bagnell-Maguire. His mother was a registered nurse and his father a high school chemistry teacher. He graduated with a BFA in undergrad drama in 1996 from the Tisch School Of The Arts at New York University. After graduating, Bagnell procured talent representation after being noticed in a comedy play that he performed in with his NYU cronies at the Westbeth Theater in New York City's West Village in 1996. Bagnell concurrently worked as a rink guard at the Rochefeller Center Ice Skating Rink. He was also employed as a Night Manager at the Inn At Irving Place in Gramercy Park New York City.
On Bagnell's very first professional audition, he had the opportunity to audition for Liza Minnelli who was producing a play called 'Not A Well Woman'. He ended up booking the job. He then went on to appear in numerous TV commercials and landed his first recurring TV role on the daytime soap opera 'As The World Turns'.
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The new Day hungers for more after reaching world No. 1
By Larry Fine
ATLANTA (Reuters) - Jason Day said he did not feel anything special after achieving a career goal by ascending to the world number one ranking with his emphatic victory at last week's BMW Championship.
"It doesn't feel like much. It doesn't feel like much at all," the 27-year-old Australian said on the eve of Thursday's opening round of the Tour Championship at East Lake Golf Club.
Day gave evidence of the maturity that helped him shake off the disappointment of so many near misses at majors and break through at last month's PGA Championship as part of an amazing run of four wins from his last six tournaments.
"It's not like that one big shining moment or one big sense of relief that, 'oh, I've done it now,'" he said.
"It makes me a lot more hungry to try and keep my position at No. 1 because I want to try and extend it."
In the last month, the world number one ranking has bounced between Rory McIlroy, Jordan Spieth and now Day, who kept referencing the hard work he has put in to get to the top.
Day was reminded about the attitude he held back when he first tasted PGA Tour success with his victory at the 2010 Byron Nelson Championship, when he said it all came very easily for him and that he did not need to work that hard.
"Yeah, it's easy to get a big head, isn't it? Sometimes I can't fit it through the bloody door," he joked. Continued...


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Old dogs, new tricks. What a neat summary of haute couture, clothes hand-made in time-honoured traditions by age-old (or perhaps old-age) houses that nevertheless constantly hanker after the zest of the fresh. Frequently, that search is fruitless – you feel like you've been left to suck a lemon. But, as the Paris spring/summer 2016 haute couture season began, we got something new, from a designerless Dior casting about for an interim direction. We also got something tricky, from Versace and Schiaparelli.
The latter is a relatively recent addition to the schedule. Perhaps that should be re-addition: Elsa Schiaparelli closed her house back in 1954; it was flamboyantly revived by Diego Della Valle, the billionaire Italian industrialist behind the Tod's empire. The designer there, Bertrand Guyon, is green, only two seasons in. But the ideas are old – Schiaparelli had a well-established style, immortalised by fashion photographers and embalmed in contemporary memory by a so-so exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. The collections have generally stuck close to her template, one established in the 1930s, of kooky kitsch stuck on basic shapes, realised in lavish embroideries. It's a bit unfulfilling: a feast for the eye, but not exactly food for thought.
Incidentally, food was the inspiration for Guyon's latest: he printed his catwalk carpet with speared shrimp – Schiap once put a lobster on a dress; she has an affinity with crustacean couture – and piled plates high as a backdrop. Once the dresses started to come out, they were embroidered with plates, beaded with teapots, sequinned with bonbonnieres. A julienne of vegetables appeared on a jacket. You got his drift. It was a bit half-baked, but thematic collections are terribly Schiaparelli – she presented shows dedicated to the circus, to the zodiac, to seafaring. Many designers have done so since, including Yves Saint Laurent, whose work heavily referenced hers, and Stefano Gabbana and Domenico Dolce, who have produced clothes quite similar to these, with pasta as earrings and prints of stuff like tomatoes.
Mostly, this collection was mired in hokey 1930s whimsy. Its best moments were when it was least identifiably Schiaparelli: slender evening dresses in silk crepe, dead straight – both in line, and in theme. That's an issue though. Why not bring the Schiaparelli to the table? The house has something everyone in fashion longs after: a silhouette, the firm-shouldered, fitted jacket and long skirt that Schiaparelli made her name with in the 1930s, as identifiable then as Dior's "Bar" jacket or Chanel's boxy cardigan-suit. To ignore that vital facet of the house's legacy seems even more foolish than a collection splattered with crockery and bits of shellfish.
There was something similar going on at Versace – not food, but something a bit iffy. Donatella Versace took sportswear as her theme, which is fine. It delivered chopped-out athletic stuff with the feel of a souped-up sports shoe applied to an entire dress, ergonomically engineered, cut out and collaged together, in a palette of ice blue, hazmat orange and an optic Courrèges white. Versace's haute couture has always had a futuristic slant, here with silhouettes plastered with silicone gel and streamlined close to the body. Sometimes, too close: a black dress wrapped a models' legs as she walked. She had to hoik it up with her hand. Donatella Versace said she was thinking about women "at their most focussed and dynamic". I don't think that's when they're hauling up their dresses to be able to walk.
There's a more basic mistake with this conceit: couture isn't sportswear. If couture clients want to work out, they wear Nike, not Atelier Versace. Because Nike is built for the job. What's Atelier Versace built for? Looking good. Maybe getting laid. It's the sexiest of the houses on Paris's schedule, and there was plenty of sexy stuff here: dresses webbed with holes or bondaged closed with crystal bungee cords. Those not only looked futuristic, but felt it, too.
What's the future for the historic house of Christian Dior? A treasure not only of couture, but of French couture, which also packs a financial sucker punch: its 2015 report totalled a turnover of £27 billion. But Dior is without a designer since Raf Simons resigned in October. Instead, it relied on its design team – led by 41-year-old Serge Ruffieux and 32-year-old Lucie Meier– to turn out its latest collection. It was nevertheless presented with maximum pomp and circumstance, in a box plastered with mirrored facets. They reflected the collection, literally and figuratively: multi-faceted, to the point of fractured.
Of course, they were reflecting back Dior – the house's aesthetic shorthand of lily-of-the-valley, la panthère, and the inevitable, inescapable silhouette of the Bar jacket, with its sloping shoulders and plump hips, 69 years old and still going strong. Haute couture is the work of many hands – they call them petite mains, the women who hand-stitch together these artfully realised clothes. Here, there were many hands in the design, too. Which meant that alongside a tiered lace dress of breathtaking simplicity, or a strict wool coat seamed to the Bar silhouette, there were odd constructions of patched-together textile, strange embroideries, dresses pulled off shoulders and layered awkwardly, a multitude of ideas combining to cacophony.
That plurality of voice isn't necessarily a bad thing. As much as we adore the romantic image of fashion designer as autocratic créateur, the reality of a creative team collaborating to realise a single goal was depicted by Frédéric Tcheng in his documentary, Dior and I, charting Simons' first collection for the house. But if there's no head honcho, who decides the goal? That's the issue here. Alongside the fit, which wasn't up to haute-couture standards on roughly two thirds of the pieces, where waists gaped and shoulders sagged. That will be rectified for the clients; I think they will order pieces. There was good stuff there. But really, this show was to tread water and bide time; create something new, achieve something tricky. Perhaps, sans Simons, that was the sole goal? If so, it was achieved.
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Ryder Cup first tee a 'forever' moment
By Larry Fine
CHASKA, Minnesota (Reuters) - It is an individualist game at its core, yet some of golf's most vivid moments come from the Ryder Cup and the first tee of the preeminent team competition in the sport.
The tradition, urgency and passion of the biennial match play event make the first tee a moment that resonates with the world's top players.
"There's nothing really to compare it to," said Rickie Fowler, who this week is competing in his third Ryder Cup. "Probably one of the most nerve-wracking shots you'll ever hit throughout your career is the first tee shot at a Ryder Cup."
Phil Mickelson, who this week will tie Nick Faldo for most Ryder Cups played, said: "It's truly one of the greatest experiences in the game of golf as a professional golfer to experience walking to the first tee.
"I remember four years ago walking to the first tee with Keegan Bradley for his first Ryder Cup experience, and he's teeing off, and I'm talking to him; he's not hearing a word.
"His eyes are moving all around and the adrenaline is flowing. And he hit a drive on that first hole that was 375 yards. I had a 78-yard L-wedge shot into that first hole that's 550-plus yards. That type of adrenaline rush and excitement, you just can't recreate it other than in a Ryder Cup."
Rookie Ryan Moore, added to the Ryder Cup squad as U.S. captain Davis Love III's last wild card pick after taking McIlroy to a playoff at the Tour Championship on Sunday, said he was nervous during his first practice at Hazeltine.
"I think it's something you can't really know until you've been out there," he said. "I mean, shoot, for a Tuesday, I think I was a little bit nervous on the first tee, which I don't think that's ever happened on a Tuesday in my life." Continued...


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text: Port Elizabeth: Jacques Kallis made an unbeaten 84 as South Africa moved into a commanding position on the third day of the second Test against India at St Georges Park Sunday. South Africa, seeking a victory to clinch the three-match series, recovered from a poor start to their second innings to reach 211 for five when bad light stopped play, an overall lead of 372. With two days left, South Africa could look forward to setting India a target never achieved in the fourth innings of a Test match. The record was set by India when they made 406 for four to beat the West Indies at Port-of-Spain in 1975/76. On a pitch helping the seam bowlers, India faced a monumental task despite having some of the most talented batsmen in the world. Indian fast bowler Javagal Srinath gave his side some hope after they had trailed by 161 runs on the first innings after being bowled out for 201 in the first half hour of the day. Srinath bowled superbly in an opening spell of eight overs in which he took two wickets for four runs as South Africa crashed to 26 for three. Bowling an immaculate line and length and making the ball move off the seam, Srinath had Gary Kirsten caught at second slip for five and Neil McKenzie caught behind for two. New ball partner Ajit Agarkar struck a vital blow from the other end when he produced an off-cutter which seamed past the inside edge of Herschelle Gibbs bat and bowled the in-form South African opening batsman - who made 196 in the first innings - for 12. Kallis, though, batted calmly as he and Boeta Dippenaar stabilised the innings in a fourth wicket stand of 65 in 97 minutes. Dippenaar made 28 before he was given out caught by Virender Sehwag off pad and glove at silly point off off-spinner Harbhajan Singh. Kallis then shared two other useful partnerships, putting on 48 for the fifth wicket with Lance Klusener, who made 29 off 32 balls, and an unbeaten 72 for the sixth wicket with skipper Shaun Pollock. Klusener hit two sixes in the space of four balls off Harbhajan and also hit three fours before falling to the Sehwag-Harbhajan combination at silly point. Kallis, meanwhile, moved on to a 115-ball half-century which included five fours and a hooked six off Agarkar but had a narrow escape on 51 when he was dropped by Venkatsai Laxman at second slip off Agarkar. Surprisingly, Srinath was not called back into the Indian attack until 10 overs had been bowled in the afternoon and then he sent down only four overs in which he conceded seven runs. He bowled just three more overs before play was called off for the day, finishing with two for 19 in 15 overs. Pollock followed Kluseners attacking example and made a brisk 38 not out, with four fours and a six, while Kallis batted on solidly. When play was called off 14 overs earlier than scheduled, Kallis had been batting for 270 minutes had faced 201 balls and hit six fours and a six. India earlier added 19 runs for the loss of their last two wickets on an overcast, blustery morning following overnight rain. Laxman took his overnight score of 77 to 89 before he fell in South African captain Shaun Pollocks first over of the day. Laxman was trapped on his crease and struck low on the pad by a ball which cut back at him. He had batted for just over three hours, faced 121 balls and hit 12 fours. Laxman and Kumble had added 80 for the ninth wicket, a record in Tests between South Africa and India. Kumble was out in the next over when he slashed Mornantau Hayward to Kirsten at gully after making a valuable 28 off 86 balls with four fours.


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Update, November 18, 2015:
At the November 18, 2015, Chris DeWitt and Margaret Kubilins (VHB) presented an update to the Duck Town Council on Pedestrian Improvement plans and the Duck Trail Side Street Crossing Safety Plan, including an update on data collection from surveys, an overview of the preliminary layout, schematic designs, a trail crossings assessment, the funding schedule and more. Click here to view slides from the presentation. A video of the November 18 Town Council meeting is available on the Town of Duck YouTube Channel DuckPR.
Update, March 25, 2015:
Comprehensive Pedestrian Plan Surveyors to Collect Data Along Duck Road
As you travel along Duck Road this spring, you may notice various colors of spray paint along the roadway. The Town of Duck is proceeding with the engineering design phase of the pedestrian improvements in the recently adopted Comprehensive Pedestrian Plan. A copy of the plan can be found on the Comprehensive Pedestrian Plan webpage. This work began in February and for several more weeks you can expect to see personnel from TSC Surveying, GET Solutions, and Accumark working along Duck Road and into the adjacent yards and lawns to collect the necessary data for the project. At no time will any personnel require access to any residence or business. These personnel will be collecting data on topographic and boundary survey, soils testing, and underground utility locating for use in the design of the proposed pedestrian improvements.
Update, January 21, 2015:
The Duck Town Council authorized the Town Manager to execute an agreement with VHB Engineering of NC (VHB) to develop plans, specifications, and bidding documents specifically related to infrastructure improvements in the village-commercial area. View the improvements identified in the Comprehensive Pedestrian Plan document.
Update, September 11, 2014:
On Wednesday, October 1, 2014 at 7:00 p.m., the Town Council of the Town of Duck will conduct a public hearing on the following item:
Town of Duck Comprehensive Pedestrian Plan
The Town of Duck Town Council will hold a public hearing and receive comments on the final draft Comprehensive Pedestrian Plan (CPP). The CPP is a long range planning document that recommends improvements to the multi-modal transportation system within the Town. Please click here to review the final draft. (It is a large file; therefore, you will need to download the PDF.) The plan identifies project costs, implementation priorities and action items that will assist the Town of Duck with the implementation of suggested infrastructure improvements, public outreach and education and policy actions. A steering committee was formed to guide the CPP planning process, which was comprised of representatives from the Town of Duck business community, residents, community planners and elected officials, as well as Town contracted consultants and representatives from NCDOT. The final draft CPP has been reviewed and approved by NCDOT and NCDOT Division of Bicycle and Pedestrian Transportation. The Town of Duck Town Council will hold a public hearing and accept comments on the plan prior to considering a resolution to formally adopt the plan.
Any person may appear or be represented by an agent to present comments on these items. Written comments may be submitted to the Town Council, Town of Duck, P.O. Box 8369, 1200 Duck Road, Duck, North Carolina 27949 or via e-mail at email@example.com. Staff reports, including the draft of the Dare County Comprehensive Transportation Plan, will be available approximately five days in advance of the meeting. To receive these documents you can contact the Town Clerk at the mailing address above or at 252-255-1234. You can also download the meeting materials at Town Council.
Update, July 28, 2014:
NCDOT is still reviewing the draft Comprehensive Pedestrian Plan. A public hearing will be scheduled for the regular Town Council meeting tentatively in October 2014. For questions, please contact Chris Layton, Town Manager, at firstname.lastname@example.com or 252.255.1234.
Update, February 20, 2014:
The Duck Town Council reviewed the draft Comprehensive Pedestrian Plan Recommendations presented by VHB at the Council meeting on Wednesday, February 19, 2014. To view the draft, please click here. (It is a large file; therefore, the PDF will need to be downloaded.) It is currently under review by the NCDOT. A public hearing will be scheduled for the late summer. For questions, please contact Chris Layton, Town Manager, at email@example.com or 252.255.1234.
At the first steering committee meeting, data collection needs for the plan were discussed. Pedestrian counts in the Village were conducted the week of July 22, 2013. The counts took place on Wednesday and Thursday of that week (July 24th and July 25th). Two counts were conducted each day during peak pedestrian traffic times – one in the morning (7:30 am to 9:30 am) and one in the evening (6:30 pm to 8:30 pm). Volunteers assisted in conducting these counts. During the counts, individuals sat beside the roadway and recorded on maps the origin and destination of each pedestrian and bicyclist that passes through their zone. The Village was broken down into 13 zones and 13 people were needed for each time frame. The data was then compiled for use and consideration in the creation of the Comprehensive Pedestrian Plan.
A survey has been developed to gather information on pedestrian use within the Town of Duck. Over 600 residents and visitors completed the survey. Click here to view results from the survey.
Please review the following information for an update on the Steering Committee's first presentation:
Steering Committee Meeting #1 Presentation
Steering Committee Meeting #1 Meeting Packet
The first Public Meeting took place on Wednesday, July 31, 2013 at 5:00 p.m. in the Town Meeting Hall. Please click here to review the slide presentation including results from the interactive survey meeting attendees participated in during the meeting. This information was shared during the Steering Committee's 2nd meeting and at the public meeting. If you were unable to attend and would like to view the recording of the meeting, please click here. Note, during the question and answer portion of the meeting the audio for those making remarks was not picked up, but the moderator's summary of questions and responses are audible.
The second Comprehensive Pedestrian Plan Public Meeting was held on Monday, October 21, 2013 at 5:00 p.m. in the Duck Town Meeting Hall located at 1200 Duck Road, Duck, NC 27949. This meeting focused on the draft recommendations for the Comprehensive Pedestrian Plan. The meeting agenda, presentation slides, project recommendations, and video can be viewed using the following links:
Meeting Presentation Slides w/ Audience Voting Responses (During the presentation, the audience was asked a series of questions related to the proposed recommendations. The tally of these responses are included in the presentation slides).
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A major shake-up of the secondary school curriculum aims to make subjects "more relevant" by introducing "modern day issues".
Lessons in capital cities, rivers and continental drift will make way for "themed" teaching on issues such as the causes of climate change, the impact of buying clothes on poorer nations and the effects of the South-East Asian tsunami.
Other key subjects such as history and science will also be affected by the changes, which mark the biggest upheaval in secondary education since the national curriculum was introduced in 1988.
The measures, which come into force in September next year, will be unveiled by Schools Secretary Ed Balls next week.
Ministers hope they will encourage more pupils to stay on at school after the age of 16. But many teachers remain unconvinced.
A convention of history, English and science teachers on Thursday issued a plea for traditional subject disciplines to be protected.
The new curriculum will be followed by 11 to 14-year-olds. Other new subjects include "emerging" languages such as Mandarin and Urdu, as well as personal finance and practical cookery.
In cookery, pupils will be taught how to analyse a diet to ensure balance and variety, how to keep food safe at home and prepare contemporary healthy recipes.
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I'm sorry you've been having such terrible weather. I hope any damage that you suffered wasn't severe! I'll make sure to check back by at the end of the week.ReplyDeleteReplies
Hi Suzy! It was okay in the end, just a lot of wind and a ton of rain. Thanks so much for your concern! I appreciate it!Delete
oh no. hope everything is okay and everybody safe. take careReplyDelete
I'm sorry about the weather....Your door is STUNNING though...and I LOVE that wreath! Be safe...maybe next time Mother Nature will play a little nicer! ~TammyReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks so much Tammy! I did finish the porch, I hope you like the rest!Delete
Too much rain? We live in North Texas and I've heard about the extreme rain you've had. We just go from one extreme to another, right? Hope all is well.ReplyDeleteReplies
It's been crazy. Hopefully this will help put a dent in the drought!Delete
Oh no, I hope the weather clears up and all is well! I love your wreath! It is such a unique idea to have the leaves draping from the bottom of it!ReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks so much, I'm so glad you like the wreath! I hope you like the rest of the porch!Delete
Things happen! Be safe.ReplyDelete
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Isn't that the truth! LOL! Thanks Leslie!Delete
Well, I love the wreath, but I'm so sorry that the weather has been such a bear. Hope all are well and that the damage isn't too extensive. I'll check back because I'm sure the tour will be fabulous.ReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks Amy, the rain finally stopped :) Hope you enjoy the be-lated tour :)Delete
Awww...you poor thing. We had so much rain last week that I was seriously worried about getting mine done too! Thankfully, we had a few hours where I could eek something out. I just hope you have minimal damage and everyone is safe!ReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks Shannah, it was a strange thing for our area for sure. Everything at the house is okay, it was just way to windy and rainy to put anything out, even on a covered porch. Crazy! Hope you enjoy the tour!Delete
So sorry you are having bad weather! I have to say that if your wreath is an indication of what is to come, it will be fabulous! I am so excited to be on the tour with such a talented group of bloggers!...hugs...DebbieReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks so much Debbie! I hope you enjoy the belated tour. I can't wait to see everyone else's porches!Delete
Sorry to hear about the bad weather!! I love the wreath and the door is exactly perfect for a Texas home!ReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks Pat! We love the Texas Star door too :) We even had it put in a year after the house was built because we were jealous of the other ones in the neighborhood. LOL! The good news is it lets in a lot of light!Delete
So sorry!!!! The wreath is beautiful!!! Big hug to you!ReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks so much Christy!Delete


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Command: Note: apparently, people who've hacked HG/SS have discovered that Youngster Joey's Ratata has the highest IVs (which modify a Pokemon's base stats) possible, meaning it actually is in the top percentage.
Command: Go bee hunting!
You have no idea what an IV is, but you think it would be a great idea to go bee hunting...
Command: Make a note of visiting the Dark Cave once you've finished helping Patchouli. Might have something cool in it, but going in there with Patchouli might be dangerous for her. Nothing saying we can't backtrack, after all.
Command: Also we can search for bees then.
Command: Continue towards Violet, for Patchouli.
...later. You put bee hunting and spelunking on the list of things you would like to do after you get Patchouli into Violet, but for now you decide to stick to the main road for the sake of your companion's health.
Command: dice 1d20
Command: dice 1
Something feels special about today, the sun is shining and the birds are singing but beyond that you sense that today is going to be lucky. You pass dark cave without incident, enjoying the peace which continues unabated. But right as Violet City is just coming into view, you spot a funny looking giant brown and red dog.
Whatever this thing is, it seems to be causing Patchouli to hyperventilate. It also seems to have your pokemon really agitated. Regardless, you're pretty sure you want to try to catch it.
Command: "Hey patchy? This thing's got the 'mons pretty riled up eh? You're pretty tense too y'know."
"Ah, um, well..." The librarian stutters. She doesn't seem able to get the words out.
Command: "Ah well, if it's a pokemon, then it's our job for now to catch it, eh?"
"Er, yes, yes you're right." Fighting her shock, Patchouli lets both totodile and her rattata out of their balls.
Command: Let's scan it with the pokedex, then get ready to try catching it. Besides, it looks like it might be fire type!
The pokedex whirrs to life. "Entei the Volcano Pokemon. Unable to restrain its extreme power, it races headlong around the land. It is said that one is born every time a new volcano appears."
You prepare to battle it. Noting that it looks like it's about to blast something, you consider which pokemon to send forward and what moves to have them use. You think this thing could kill them if you aren't careful. You think flanking it would be a good idea, but suspect it will blast through the weakest link.
Command: "Hey, since this guy's fire, I call first dibs, 'kay?"
"Er... Sure thing."
Command: Lighter's fire-type too right? So he oughta be just fine. Of course, we'll jump in too, since we haven't had a chance to have a good scrap ourselves. Plus, immortality means we can take the hits for the rest if we gotta.
Command: Remember how fire made our Ponyta stronger?
Command: Send out Ponyta.
Command: That works too, we can deploy both Dash and Lighter!
You send Lighter and Dash in. The dog responds to your deploy with a car sized-burst of flame. It seems the flames are too hot even for Lighter as Lighter is hurt pretty badly, but Dash's mane is blazing hotter than ever.
The creature looks around like it is about to flee. You think that to fight this species you'll need a strategy to keep them from running away, so you have Dash flank it. Admittedly, this will make Dash harder to protect.
Command: Let it flee. Lighter's wounds are more important.
Command: You sure about this man? I've been through the hell of trying to catch this bugger.
Command: It's taken no damage. It's about to flee. It's not statused. We only have normal pokeballs. Yes, I'm sure.
Although it took a lot of damage, it appears Lighter is still in fit condition to continue battling, though barely. You consider calling it back, but you don't believe it's wounds require immediate attention.
You are currently conflicted about whether to let it flee or not. You could ask Patchouli for help, although you don't want her taking a blast of fire and don't think her pokemon would fare as well as Lighter, if even that well, so you hesitate to have her get involved. That said, this thing does appear to be out of your league.
Command: Well, don't blame me if it gets away and we never run into it again yo.
Command: Out of our Pokemon's league, maybe, but it clearly has no idea who it's dealing with. Move in and take it on personally.
Command: I like your way of thinking. besides, it's bound to respect us all the more if we take it on personally.
You get personally involved in the battle, because beating things up is always the best way to get their respect. Or at least it's your favorite way. Unfortunately, it appears the dog-thing might know exactly who it's dealing with, because instead of taking you head on it tries to run straight through Dash, taking your ponyta out with a powerful stomp before you can connect with an equally powerful blazing kick that knocks it to the ground. It quickly gets back on its feet - you are sure it will try to run away again.
Command: Call dash back into the pokeball for the time, and rush in with a flurry of flaming punches! Full speed ahead!
Command: Mokou, use Fire Punch!
You decide to do the flurry of fire punches, since you don't have time to go searching for ponyta's ball. You connect, and you are sure the beast will have a black eye in the morning, but with nothing blocking its exit it chooses not to stick around and fight, but rather it runs like hell. Since you can't catch up to it, you call Dash and Lighter back. You walk with your companion to the town in silence, Patchouli because she's still awestruck, and yourself because you can't think of anything to say the the librarian. The two of you reach the pokemon center in Violet and you break the silence. "We're here."
"You just punched a legend in the face, you know that?" Patchouli says, words returning to her.
"Oh? that's it?" The librarian grumbles. "Anyway, I'm going to do some research into that thing. Give me your number. I'll call you if I find anything." The two of you swap numbers, though you already have hers.
"So what will you do now?"
"Eventually, meet up with Alice. Right now, I'm taking a nap," Patchy yawns. "I might be in Sprout tower later tonight, if my health allows it." She gives her pokemon to the nurse, says goodbye, and lies down on one of the couches. Within seconds she is snoring.
You give your pokemon to the nurse as well. She replies, "It looks like your ponyta took a lot of damage. It should stay here overnight at least. Don't worry, you can pick it up at any pokemon center tomorrow." You get your Charmander and your Spearow back.
You can now go to several locations. You can inquire about specific locations you want to know about. It is now late in the afternoon, a couple hours until sunset.
Sprout tower
Pokemon School
Violet City Gym
Ruins of Alph
National Park
Dark Cave
Goldenrod City
Azalea Town
Ecruteak City
Mahogany Town
Command: Let's ask about the National Park, the Ruins of Alph, and Dark Cave.
"Can you tell me about the National Park?" you ask the nurse.
"It's one part nature preserve, one part local park, and its to the west. It's famous for its daily bug catching competitions, where they give prizes to the trainers who catch the toughest bugs each day. The park is also a wonderful place to have a picnic with your boyfriend; the foliage especially beautiful in the fall."
"How about the Ruins of Alph?"
"The ruins are an active excavation sight that also functions as a tourist attraction. The ruins' original purpose is unknown, and they are the oldest known structure in Johto." The nurse explains. "It's also a nice place to go on a date. Lots of quiet spots for smooching in privacy."
"And Dark Cave?"
"Dark cave is the fastest route from here to Blackthorn city. Other than that it's not very interesting, but once in a blue moon you'll get a explosion of Dunsparce. Not today though, if you go today there won't be a Dunsparce in sight."
Command: "Tough bugs eh? Not exactly my thing, since I prefer fire and all. But that could be pretty useful to have. Anything you could tell me about the ones you can find there? I'm hoping to find a Beedrill specifically, because there's someone I don't get along with who had a rather amusing run-in with some bees a while back."
"They'll have tons of Beedrill. Theres also butterfree, scyther, pincer, paras, and venonat. If there's a bug you want, I'm sure you'll have no trouble finding it there. But be careful, some of them get very aggressive."
Command: Maybe we oughta take Patchy past the ruins, she seems like the sort who'd like poking around old ruins.
You think this is a good idea, but you think it should wait until tomorrow. She's currently fast asleep, and you doubt the ruins are open to the public at night.
Command: "What kind of Pokemon can you find in Dark Cave aside from the occasional Dunsparce?"
Command: Let's look it up in the pokedex while we're at it.
"It's mostly just Geodude and Zubat. There are some Goldeen and Magikarp in the water, and if you go deep you might find Graveler and Golbat, but I wouldn't advise it. Like any big cave system, if you don't stick to the designated paths you may never find your way out again. Union cave may be farther away, but at least it has Sandshrew and Onix."
The nurse shows you Union cave on the map; it's to the south and while it's a bit further away, it's on the route to Azalea town. Your pokedex confirms everything the nurse told you.
Command: Boyfriend? Proclaim self to be male.
Command: Wait, what? Why?
You think it would be funny, but the bows you wear make it pretty hard to pass for male. You suppose you could take them off, maybe buy a fedora at the local stores. But as you are right now, you are pretty oddly dressed to pass as a guy.
Who are you kidding. Johto doesn't believe in fashion sense, there's a 50/50 chance the nurse is hitting on you.
Command: Also, it's because Mokou generally looks like a guy, dresses like a guy, and overall acts like a guy.
You take offense to your own thoughts. You do not dress like a guy, you wear hair bows. You tell yourself there's a difference, and that the problem is too many guys in Johto dress like girls.
Command: Do not proclaim self to be male, but proclaim self to have no need of a boyfriend. Self can handle self.
"Are you sure? I'm a natural when it comes to hook-ups." Nurse joy replies.
"Yes, I'm sure."
Command: "Huh, caves are pretty dangerous, but nothing's worse the the bamboo forest I live in. You'd be surprised how horrifyingly easy it is to get lost there, but I never do."
Command: We'll have to take note that we could even find some stronger pokemon deeper in. We're Immortal, and it's hard for us to get lost, so it should be a piece of cake!
"Be warned that the wild pokemon themselves regularly reshape the caves, especially as you go in deep. Trainers that stick to the path are fine, but trainers that go spelunking should always bring a pokemon that can dig them out. You never know when a wild Graveler explosion will bring down part of the cave."
Command: "Huh, so what ones would you suggest then? I take it that the Geodude, Graveler, and Onix you mentioned earlier are good for that yeah?"
"Diglett and Onix are best; they can carve out tunnels in seconds. Some Graveler and Geodude are good diggers, but many aren't, it's kind of hit and miss. They don't usually need to dig tunnels, so they often don't learn how to do it any faster than a trainer with a shovel. You can buy a TM in Goldenrod to teach Charmander how to dig, if you'd like." The nurse says, typing at her computer. "Let's see, it says here the item is called TM 28."


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J&J first-quarter sales rise marginally
April 19 (Reuters) - Johnson & Johnson reported a 0.6 percent rise in first-quarter sales, constrained by the strong dollar and Venezuela's currency devaluation.
The diversified healthcare company's net earnings fell to $4.29 billion, or $1.54 per share in the first quarter, from $4.32 billion, or $1.53 per share, a year earlier.
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Hotel Oriente Atiram, Las Ramblas
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- Caters to families
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- Check-in time starts 2:00 PM
- Check-out by noon
- Coffee shop or café
- Complimentary newspapers in lobby
- Computer station
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- Currency exchange
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Event catering
- Express check-in
- Express check-out
- Free Wi-Fi
- Internet access - wireless
- Internet point
- Laundry facilities
- Luggage storage
- Medical assistance available
- Multilingual staff
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- Number of floors 5
- One meeting/conference room
- On-site car rental
- On-site medical assistance available
- Parking nearby
- Patio
- Pets not allowed
- Photocopy machines
- Restaurant(s) in hotel
- Rooftop terrace
- Room service
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Smoke-free property
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- Suitable for children
- Television in lobby
- Terrace
- Total number of rooms 147
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- Bathtub only
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11 April 2007
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edwin Long, cork city ireland
staff were excellent very frendly room was spotless very compact will book this hotel again smack on the la rambles
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Excellent central location for a first time visitor.Clean and comfortable rooms, good bathroom. Staff rather cool on reception. Very dissapointed that work was going on in the hotel at the time we stayed... drilling from 8:30 am and we had not being told ...until we were awoken with noise.They did offer to change rooms but as we had only one more night left to stay it was not worth moving all our luggage. We have no comment on restaurant as we dined out.
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The Husa Oriente is a very pleasant hotel and the staff were friendly and helpful. Despite being warned that it is a noisy location (on La Rambla), we found the noise level fine. The hotel was very clean, the location was very central and it is wheelchair accessible.<br />The only problem we found with the hotel room was that it was very warm. But besides this, I would definitely recommend this hotel to anyone.
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My name is Ed Steer. For the past 10 years, I've spent my days � and my nights � deeply immersed in the world gold and silver markets, and report about them in my newsletter, Ed Steer's Gold & Silver Daily, for Casey Research.
There's a lot going on in the silver market right now, and because of a number of factors I explain in this report, I believe that silver is due for a major price breakout � and soon.
Right now I'm seeing a strong case developing for silver's price to triple � taking the spot price from just above $20 to over $60... or even higher. Multiple markets are all pushing upward on silver's price. As I'll share below, there are two big reasons why that push could get a lot harder.
And if we look at history, we see this can happen fast. Case in point, when silver's price spiked in late 1979 and early 1980, it took only 5 months for silver to move from $6 to $48 (that's a move from $18 to $144 in today's dollars).
Not only that � there's reason to believe silver's price spike may be triggered soon. Through my work with GATA and in my daily newsletter, I address stories of short-selling and techniques edging on market manipulation by the major bullion banks. Well, if you read below, you'll discover the new policy out of the CFTC that's about to make it a lot harder to profit from short-selling silver � and why this may trigger a silver price frenzy similar to the 1979-1980 silver spike.
And finally, I'll share with you who I'm turning to for the best strategy to put your investment dollars to work to take advantage of a big rally in silver.
This metals industry expert is who I go to for my silver and gold investment strategy � because he and his team always deliver well-researched recommendations to help me grow and guard my wealth.
One of this expert's current silver stock picks has beaten silver's gains by 5.5X since the November 2008 low. This means if you'd put $5,000 into physical silver at the November '08 low, you'd be sitting on $9,203 worth of silver today. But $5,000 in this stock, and you'd have $28,116 today. (That's $18,913 more for every $5,000 invested.) Learn below why he thinks this is only the beginning � and how to get in on the next move.
But I don't want to get ahead of myself. So let's take a look at where we're at now, and answer the question: "What's going on in the market that supports a case for a big move up in silver?"
Two Reasons Why Silver May Rise Steeply
$60 silver � roughly triple today's price � is a bold prediction, I know. Yet when I look at two important factors, I tend to see it as a fairly conservative and well-founded estimate.
First is what we can call "the supply-demand tight-rope act." And second is the Fed's pro-inflation "quantitative easing" policy. Let's look at each � and why together they support a strong case for a steep increase in silver's price. (To be triggered by another factor � which I'll also share below.)
The Supply-Demand Tight-Rope Act
It's well-known that silver demand is outpacing new supply. But by how much (and what that means) may be a bit surprising.
For one, mining can't keep up with silver demand. Last year's mine production was at 709.9 million ounces � while demand (actual silver use) was 889 million ounces. That gap had to be filled from somewhere, and last year it was covered by sales of government stockpiles and old silver scrap.
But the stockpiles are running out. In 2005 we were worried because silver's above-ground government stockpiles had hit the low mark of 700 million ounces. That was just five years ago... Now it's a lot worse. Last year, net worldwide stocks of silver decreased by another 86% year over year to 20.2 million ounces. That's only enough in the stockpiles to meet eight days' total silver demand.
Nobody's selling scrap either. Silver scrap sales have dropped for three consecutive years and have hit a 13-year low. As the stockpiles disappear, there's no reason to believe scrap sales will fill the gap they leave.
And here's the kicker. We're seeing more and more days where there are buyers who've already bought and paid for physical delivery of silver � yet the seller has none to give them. Decide for yourself, but what that could mean is that the supply is so low that some days it's actually impossible to fill orders.
Without stockpiles and scrap sales to keep up with demand, the only way to stay balanced on the supply-demand tight-rope is to reduce demand.
And you know what that means: a fast increase in silver prices.
But where's the excess silver demand coming from?
Investors, for one, are driving demand for silver. Silver's long been known as "poor man's gold" � a way to invest in precious metals without the high cost per ounce gold brings. Well, more and more investors are being turned on to silver for this very reason � and the investment market for silver is growing at a rapid rate. Net investment demand for silver is up 622% since just 2007:
And this is pure bullion demand � it doesn't even include the demand for coins and collectible medallions.
Calls for Physical Delivery Putting More Pressure on Silver's Price
Both individual and institutional investors are growing unsettled about their paper silver contracts. What once acted as a guarantee for future delivery of silver bullion � and a convenient way to own silver � has now come into question.
Some estimates peg the actual quantity of physical silver at 1-3% of all outstanding contracts. This means that if everyone with a silver contract showed up to take physical delivery tomorrow, at least 97 out of 100 contracts would have no silver to back them up.
Even at a more conservative 10% physical silver availability � or 9 out of 10 contracts being pure paper � we see that there would be a tremendous supply problem if calls for physical delivery were to increase significantly.
As silver's price heats up, I'm hearing more and more demands for physical silver. And it's likely they'll get even louder in the coming weeks.
And it's investment demand that pushes silver prices up fastest. Compare it to gold or other commodities, and silver's market is relatively small. That means just a little interest goes a long way to shifting the market... Especially when supplies are short.
The imbalance is getting worse, too. Investors have been compounding the "supply-demand tight-rope act" by flooding into silver in the past couple years. In the early 2000s, when silver prices hovered around $5 an ounce, investors hardly paid attention.
Fast forward to the last couple years, and investors who understood silver's market conditions enjoyed serious gains as the price spiked to over $20. Of course, in a choppy market, what goes up also must come down, and silver fell below $10 within months � so only those investors with a good exit strategy or industry expert on their side kept the lion's share of their gains.
(That's why � even with my finger on the pulse of the market � I'm always turning to the industry expert I'll introduce you to below to help me get in and out for maximum gains on the market's big moves.)
When these spikes happen, investors flood into and out of the silver market with irrational exuberance � and because the market's so small, silver's price swings big. And market signals are saying in the coming months we may see a rush into silver like we haven't seen in a long time.
The new silver hoarders are driving demand in a big way, too. Who are these "new silver hoarders?" In short, ETFs. In the last few years, a number of different exchange-traded funds have come on the scene to help investors play silver's market moves inside tax-sheltered retirement accounts, with more liquidity, and without the extra effort of physically handling the stuff.
Well, some of the most attractive silver ETFs earned their reputations (and grew so much) because they actually take physical delivery of one ounce of silver for every share they sell.
With the silver market heating up, these ETFs have started hoarding ever-bigger silver stockpiles to support demand for their shares � adding demand pressure to the silver market and taking significant supply off the market indefinitely. For one, iShares Silver Trust (SLV) has increased its stocks from 20 million ounces on its start date of May 1, 2006, to over 300 million ounces today.
(Chart of SLV's holdings and share price since inception, from my friend Nick Laird over at sharelynx.com.)
Dear reader, you don't have to be a brain surgeon to see what this is doing to the market. It's only a matter of time before all this action sends silver prices on a big swing to the upside.
Yet investment demand is just a slice of the overall silver market.
What's also driving core demand, depleting stockpiles, and supporting silver's increasing prices are all of silver's "other" uses we investors often forget about.
Industry, for one, accounts for around 40% of annual silver use. What drives high industrial demand are silver's conductive, reflective, and anti-bacterial qualities that make it useful in batteries, bearings, brazing and soldering, catalysts, various electronics, medical applications, mirrors and reflective coatings, and more. Even the green energy and environmentalist folks are demanding silver and putting it to use in solar cells and water purifiers.
And this is important to note � unlike investing where silver is bought and held, most of these industrial applications "use up" silver and take it off the market for good.
And industry will keep buying even when the price spikes. Because the amount of silver used in each application is so small � and there's no reasonable substitute for silver in many cases � industrial consumers will pay $20, $60, $100, or more per ounce, without any significant reduction in demand. They just absorb the increased cost or pass it on to consumers.
Plus, there are a number of smaller "consumer" markets for silver that are driving demand, eating up stockpiles, and laying claim to new production as it comes out of the ground.
And even silver producers are betting on the price going up � a small 2.5% of silver demand last year was silver producers de-hedging (getting out of fixed-price contracts) so they can take advantage of increased prices of silver.
And every single one of these markets is drawing down on the total supply of silver � and snatching up pretty much every ounce that comes out of the ground.
But that's not all...
How "Quantitative Easing" Is Also Pushing Silver Up
Like gold, silver's price is pushed up quickly when inflation rears its ugly head. And it doesn't have to be current inflation either. If investors so much as expect inflation (like when Bernanke and the Fed announce new "quantitative easing" policies), they flee equities, bonds, and other dollar-based investments to put their money in hard assets like silver.
And investors are finding plenty of reasons to expect inflation today:
In fact � and you may agree with me � I believe many of these pro-inflation policies have been a large factor in silver's strong push up since November 2008. With the state of today's economy, government debt, and a culture of fiscal irresponsibility, investors are scared what their dollar will be worth in 5 years... 1 year... even 6 months...
So smart investors are using silver as a hedge � to protect their wealth against double-digit inflation like we saw in the 1970s and �80s, or the even-worse currency crisis that could hit should inflation get completely out of control.
Sure, they're using gold, other commodities, and even other currencies too � yet silver seems to be getting extra attention because of all the other factors I've described in this report that give you a chance to not only beat inflation, but also profit handily while you do.
Yet among all these factors, you may wonder why NOW is the time to make your big move into silver � rather than waiting 3 months, 6 months, a year, or more for further developments.
The Straw That Breaks the Camel's Back (and Sends Silver Skyrocketing)
The Technicals Are Calling for a Big Silver Breakout, Too
Silver's technical chart patterns are pointing to a big breakout, too � targeting a short-term move to $26-$29 based on chart patterns alone.
Take a look at this 9-month ascending triangle pattern, which we've just broken out of to the upside:
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This breakout is signaling a move up with a target price in the $26+ range.
Important note: technical signals are never good at predicting pure market mania and the accompanying parabolic price spikes like I expect we'll see in silver � so use this information instead to confirm we're about to see some very big upside price movement in silver.
Here's where things get very interesting.
I mentioned above that silver's price spike could happen anytime soon. And there's good reasons why.
First, remember that silver's market is relatively small � much smaller than gold and oil � and swings easily. A small handful of players can make the market move quickly � speculative capital has always been able to drive big price swings in silver. Just recently we've seen swings giving gains of 53.8% and 22.9%, and drops of 21.9% and 19.6% � all within a period of months and even weeks. And on a day-to-day basis it's not unusual to see spikes and troughs when "Da Boyz" (the big bullion banks) in London and New York start throwing their money around.
Second, it's important to understand how the market is being moved during these price swings. It's all about Da Boyz � the bullion banks, led by JPMorgan Chase � selling shorts and profiting from price drops.
My friend, silver market analyst Ted Butler, described it best in a recent commentary...
"The commercial traders band together and pretend to sell massive numbers of contracts (emphasis on pretend) on the electronic market. This starts the price snowball rolling down the hill and below the key moving averages, at which point the technical funds started selling on a programmed basis, as they always do. Knowing how and when the technical will sell, the commercials then, in a predetermined and cohesive manner, withhold the bids on thousands of silver contracts they want to buy from the tech funds, so they can cover their own short positions. The commercials set their collective bid at much lower prices than they would have normally, in order to maximize their net collective buy points."
Decide for yourself, but this looks like market manipulation in spades to me. Ted goes on to call it like he sees it...
"The tech funds aren�t hedgers by definition and, in fact, neither are the commercials. This is what I mean when I say that this big paper futures trading is setting the price of silver, not discovering it. This is a violation of basic commodity law. Our futures markets exist to allow risk transfer by real producers and [real] consumers. This COMEX tech fund/commercial paper trading scheme has absolutely nothing to do with hedging silver production or consumption. It is purely an illegitimate private gambling racket that is setting the price of silver for all the real producers and consumers in the world. I�d like to see someone describe it differently."
And from my next point, it seems the folks in Washington are starting to agree with Ted...
Third, understand that the CFTC is shutting down the "mechanism" used to profit big from driving the silver price down. Whether or not it's market manipulation that we've been seeing in the silver market, things are about to change � and change big.
The Dodd-Frank Act � the financial reform that was signed into law earlier this year � contained one important provision that should help us independent investors by putting an end to these practices that stink of market manipulation. You see, the reform package requires the U.S. Commodities Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) to establish reasonable position limits on trading futures of silver and other commodities. Something Ted (and I) have been in favor of for years.
He's been watching the silver market like a hawk for more than 20 years, and now more than ever, he's quick to tell you Da Boyz have gotten completely out of hand with their short positions. Take the graph below, which he and Nick Laird at sharelynx.com put together. It shows how many days of production it would take to cover the short positions of the four largest traders (the "4 or less" are in red) and eight largest traders (the "8 or less" are in green) in a number of commodities markets. In gold and silver, the "4 or less" and "8 or less" traders are almost certainly the bullion banks. Notice how silver especially, and also gold, stands out.
Here's the chart:
What does this mean? It would take a full half-year of dedicated silver production to cover these short positions. You only get positions like this when there's significant illegitimate activity going on � not when normal producers and consumers trade based on supply and demand. There's no way these short positions represent a legitimate hedge against future price fluctuation � and that's why the CFTC has been ordered to shut this down.
The CFTC limits have not been put into effect yet � they�ve been in bureaucratic lag for a couple months now. But as soon as they are announced, they'll essentially take away the mechanism Da Boyz have been using to profit from silver's downside swings. As for a timeline for this announcement, we could be talking days or just a few weeks. But whatever the timeline is, it will be sooner than you expect and come out of the blue.
And that's the straw that'll break the camel's back � and send the silver price skyward.
Because the best way left to make significant profits in the silver market will be to bet on the price going UP.
And it appears Da Boyz have gotten the message. JPMorgan � the leader of the pack � has notified the traders on its prop trading desk (the ones who "play" in the silver futures market) that their jobs are in jeopardy � a good sign they're shutting the doors on the operation before the whole house crumbles.
With JPMorgan leading the charge, the sticky fingers that have been holding silver's price down will start to pull out of the market. The pressures pushing the price up will be unleashed. And we'll likely see a mania pushing silver's price up well into triple-digit gains (on top of the gains since the November 2008 low).
We only have to look back to 1979-1980 to the last time the CFTC took a serious look at short-selling and manipulation in the silver market to see what scenario is likely to play out. In just a few months, from late 1979 into early 1980, silver shot from $6 to $48 � that would be from $18 to $144 in today's dollars.
With similar factors in play today, it wouldn't surprise me to see as much as half that action in silver's price � more than triple today's price on silver � once Da Boyz are out of the way and a mania has ensued. And if it goes higher (perhaps matching or exceeding the 8X gains in just a few months from 1979-1980), that wouldn't surprise me much either.
Looking at silver's volatile price history and all the factors discussed above, triple today's silver price in as little as five months is a conservative and well-founded estimate.
That's why I'm calling for a major jump in silver's price � possibly even above $60. And why I think you should go "all in" now � because the hammer is poised to fall and we could see this spike start in no time flat.
Your Best Way to Profit from $60 Silver
In my Gold & Silver Daily email newsletter, you can rely on me to keep my eyes on the gold and silver markets, to identify patterns that may predict big price swings, and share news that affects your wealth and freedom.
Yet to show you how to safely and profitably play triple silver, I pass the baton to my friend and metals industry expert Jeff Clark, editor of Casey Research's BIG GOLD newsletter.
I mentioned above that one of Jeff's current recommendations has beat silver's gains by 5.5X since the November 2008 low � turning every $5,000 invested into $28,116.
And if we see silver triple soon (or even just continue its bullish gains), there's every reason to believe this is just the beginning. This stock is in a good position to outpace silver on every increase.
Of course, I can't give you any guarantees; however, all the evidence below suggests this stock will slingshot up on a silver price increase... And you'll want to get in before this happens.
Of course, Jeff's not so single-minded as to tell you to put all your chips on one company � he has a safe-yet-leveraged approach to playing the volatility in the silver market (so you can take big gains while protecting your wealth). And I think you're going to want to follow Jeff's lead on this...
But before I get too deep into how to play silver's coming price spike, I'd like to give Jeff � and his publication, BIG GOLD � a more formal introduction.
Who Is Jeff Clark and Why Should You Listen to Him About Precious Metals Investing?
Jeff has been the editor of BIG GOLD for about three years now � though he's no rookie to the precious metals industry. In fact, he's been in the industry for most of his life:
From a young age, Jeff Clark worked on his family's gold claims in Arizona, Nevada, and California. Ask him and he'll tell you, he's done it all: digging, sluicing, dry washing, panning.
After years working in the field on mineral claims, he now tracks the market forces behind them. He has an in-the-trenches understanding of the precious metals industry no Harvard or M.I.T. grad will ever have � he knows the metals, the industry, and the market from the inside out.
More importantly, he knows how to use this metals industry "insider" understanding to ferret out opportunities others don't see.
And while he's been bullish on silver for years, he agrees that there's something big going on in the silver market right now. (You probably won't find Jeff claiming market manipulation unless cell doors start slamming, yet all the other factors pushing silver's price skyward have him very interested.)
About Casey Research
If you're not familiar with Casey Research, you should be. There's good reason why I chose to associate with them for my Gold & Silver Daily email newsletter.
For over a quarter of a century, legendary investor and best-selling author Doug Casey and his team at Casey Research have been helping self-directed investors to earn superior returns through innovative investment research designed to take advantage of market dislocations.
They watch every sector, looking for opportunities. They stay curious, yet focused on the facts of what's really going on � on the ground, in the industry, and in the market as a whole.
They focus on investment sectors with significant upside potential. They know the "safe" approach of investing in garden-variety mutual funds or low-yielding money market funds will never make you rich � though investing in sectors like precious metals and others with significant upside can.
And when opportunities present themselves, the Casey team shares them with members, showing how to collect maximum gains while limiting risk.
Jeff is a disciplined investor. His recommendations are always based on well-researched facts � and never pure speculative plays. He'll only give you a recommendation if it's rooted in true value and sound investment principles. So follow Jeff and your wealth is guarded while you're able to take advantage of market moves � like the spike I see coming in the silver market � to grow your portfolio.
Your 3-Part Plan for Playing a Big Move Up in Silver
Jeff and his crack team at Casey Research have a three-part plan to help you play a quick run up in silver � giving you leveraged exposure to silver for the biggest upside, while managing risk and protecting your wealth.
In fact, they've put together a special report for you, aptly titled, "Your 3-Part Plan for Playing a Move to $60 Silver," which I'll show you how to get below.
Though first � in order to better understand the plan � you'll want to understand Jeff's "keep it simple" approach to investing in gold and silver, plus other precious metals and natural resources.
In BIG GOLD, Jeff won't recommend you start playing the high-risk fields of options, futures contracts, or "junior" mining companies that have yet to prove they can pull a single profitable ounce of metal from the ground.
Instead BIG GOLD shows you all the best ways to participate in today's precious metals price moves while carefully managing the risks.
Jeff and his team show you:
This is the foundation behind Jeff's three-part recommendation to position yourself for a coming silver price spike. Now let's look at your three-part plan.
PART 1: Position Yourself for Big Gains
The first part of the special report, "Your 3-Part Plan for Playing a Move to $60 Silver," is all about where to invest that portion of your capital you hope will earn the strongest gains.
Let me tell you a bit about Jeff's recommendation that he thinks is set to gain most from silver's big move up. You already know that it's outpaced silver by 5.5X since the November 2008 low. Yet that's just part of the story.
Also, this company is on or ahead of schedule on pretty much every project, plus is actively acquiring new rights on promising and proven silver properties.
And here's the best part. This company doesn't have to touch a single piece of mining equipment. They don't mine silver. They purchase the right, for a low or fixed payment, to buy silver production from a miner and later sell it at market prices. So silver's price climbs, this company's costs stay static, and the bottom line gets fatter.
This stock has been on a tear recently. From its February low this year, it's gained a solid 66%. But don't worry if you missed those profits because there's plenty of upside still to come � particularly when we see silver's price take off.
Though there is a caveat. This stock has been in "buy" mode a few times this year, yet it's headed into overbought territory right now. We're expecting a short-term correction. So Jeff has a current entry target for you that will let you get in on a pullback, which he'll be keeping updated based on silver's broader market conditions. So you can get in when the time is right and ride it for the best upside.
The full recommendation � including where to place your buy order � is included in the special report, "Your 3-Part Plan for Playing a Move to $60 Silver."
And as I said, Jeff and his team are watching the market closely. A silver price spike could lead to a "buy" recommendation in a heartbeat � even at a price higher than today's. And if you respond per my instructions below, Jeff and his team will be sure to update you as soon as this stock is a go.
Proven Results Thanks to BIG GOLD
Here are some of the results Jeff and his team have gotten investors recently.
Look at 2009, when the Nasdaq went on a tear and gained almost 40%, gold gained near 28%, and silver gained over 50%. Then take note of the two biggest gainers, both BIG GOLD recommendations:
And how are current recommendations doing?
You only have to look as far as the current portfolio to see case after case of the market-beating investments members have been enjoying.
PART 2: Get Physical
No precious metals strategy is complete without actually putting a good chunk of your holdings into bullion. The BIG GOLD strategy is no different � keep 1/3 of your investible assets in physical metals.
This gives you a powerful hedge against inflation, a devalued dollar, and a down market. Precious metals hold their purchasing power against currency fluctuations, and should be a significant part of your long-term strategy of maintaining wealth. They're REAL money � take a gold or silver bar anywhere from Tennessee to Timbuktu, and you'll readily be able to exchange it for cash or goods.
And if you're stocking up for a move to the upside, physical silver needs to be an integral part of your strategy.
Though not all bullion dealers are equal. In fact, there are only four silver dealers in the world that have been vetted by the Casey Research team to actually give you a reasonable price on silver. (Most others make a fortune off you on margins and fees � putting you that much further behind for every ounce you purchase.)
In the special report, "Your 3-Part Plan for Playing a Move to $60 Silver," you'll get the short list of the four silver dealers the Casey Research team has found who provide consistently good service and great prices on silver.
Not only that, you'll also learn the 10 types of physical silver you can buy � and which are your best options for guarding and growing your wealth.
PART 3: Cover Your Bases
Jeff and his team have one more recommendation for you, and it's a core part of maintaining and building your wealth in the precious metals and natural resources market.
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The recommendation? Diversify.
Diversify across other silver, gold, and related investments because this opens you up to many sources of gain on every move up in silver's price � and because it protects you from the downside risk of putting all your eggs in one basket.These are the specific "cover your bases" recommendations you'll get in "Your 3-Part Plan for Playing a Move to $60 Silver" special report:
So How Do You Get the Special Report?
Dear reader, let's get down to business. I consider Jeff's special report "Your 3-Part Plan for Playing a Move To $60 Silver" a must-read, and now, before silver's price spike starts to take off more than it has.
I also turn to Jeff � and his newsletter BIG GOLD � as my analysis of choice on where to invest in the precious metals markets. (I read it as soon as it hits my inbox every month.)
It's not just silver's coming price spike that gives you opportunities to profit here � the resources and metals markets give investors chances to take gains on a regular basis. And Jeff and his team stay on top of these opportunities, with on-time and on-target commentary and recommendations for how to play the markets' moves to protect your assets while realizing significant gains.
And Jeff and his team have put together a special offer for you.
When I asked him how you could get the "Your 3-Part Plan for Playing a Move to $60 Silver" special report, he said you can have it for free.
Here's how you can get the report free: Just try the BIG GOLD newsletter for the next 90 days.
BIG GOLD gives you monthly commentary on the gold, silver, metals, and resources market, plus portfolio updates and urgent opportunity announcements � for 12 months, all delivered by email and through the CaseyResearch.com website. Plus, you get access to all back-issues and special members-only reports.
Retail price for a full year�s subscription to BIG GOLD is $129 � though when you try it today, you're locking in a price of just $79.
All you have to do today is agree to try it out for 90 days � put down the $79 investment, then prove for yourself the value of BIG GOLD � and you can get the "$60 Silver" report free.
Jeff and the entire Casey Research team stand behind the value of BIG GOLD. But they want you to prove it for yourself. If for any reason BIG GOLD doesn't live up to your expectations, simply give the customer service team a call at 1-888-512-2739 (1-602-445-2736 for international callers) within the first 90 days � that's three full months � and you'll receive a prompt and courteous refund of every penny you paid. Your satisfaction is 100% guaranteed.
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Let me put it this way. For the cost of a few ounces of silver, you can learn exactly how to play the coming silver price spike to collect maximum gains. The upside potential of going "all in" now and riding this to the top could give a tremendous boost to your portfolio.
And not only that, you'll also get 12 full months of commentary and specific recommendations on the gold, silver, metals, and natural resources markets. (Including � and this is equally important � when to get out with your gains on the other side of a silver price spike.)
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I know I'm "all in" and holding on to my britches for a big move up in silver prices. Will you join me?
See you soon.
Ed Steer
P.S. I just wanted to take one more opportunity to stress the urgency of this. When I'm talking about a big move up in silver, I'm not talking about 5 years from now, or even next year. With the new CFTC position limits and all the upward pressure on price (combined with a technical breakout plus more silver market news breaking daily), this spike is set to happen soon.
It's not a wait-and-see situation to go "all in." So go ahead now and take Jeff and his team up on their offer. Try BIG GOLD risk-free for the next 90 days, and grab your FREE copy of the special report "Your 3-Part Plan for Playing a Move to $60 Silver." It's just $79 to join, which you'll make back on just a couple ounces of silver when the price moves like I expect.
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