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When: Friday, November 25th, 4:00 PM
Opponent: @ Washington Capitals (12-7-1)
UPDATE: Andre Deveaux has been suspended for three games. (12:22 p.m.)
UPDATE: Hagelin and Mitchell will be in the Rangers' lineup today in place of Deveaux and Erik Christensen. Anton Stralman will be the other healthy scratch for the Blueshirts, and Jeff Woywitka will take his place. (2:03 p.m.)
EARLIER: After spending Thanksgiving in the nation's capital, the Rangers will face off against Washington tomorrow afternoon to complete a four game road trip. The Capitals and the Rangers have been heading in opposite directions as of late, with the Caps coming off a two game winning streak after losing four straight, and the Rangers emerging from a two game slump after winning seven straight. Lurking in the background of these current stats is the fact that this is the first time these two teams will meet since the Caps booted the Rangers from the first round of the playoffs in five games last April, and the Blueshirts are bound to be out for revenge.
Despite this, both the Capitals and the Rangers are very different teams this season. Caps coach Bruce Boudreau has been running a tight ship—his key mantra this season has been "accountability." Under Boudreau's reign, if you snooze, you lose. (Sometimes literally, as Joel Ward can tell you.) Even superstar Alex Ovechkin was benched for a lackluster effort early in November, and fellow offensive powerhouse Alex Semin was made a healthy scratch in Monday's game against the Coyotes due to his consistently undisciplined play.
Both Semin and Ovechkin have had relatively underwhelming starts to the season, with Semin earning 10 points and Ovechkin clocking in at 16. Some of Washington's most important goals have come from unexpected players: Winger Jason Chimera, who scored a total of 10 goals in 81 games last season, already has 8 goals on the season. He earned the team lead in goals after scoring two in Wednesday night's game against the Jets, including the game winner at 1:52 of overtime.
Surprisingly, the Caps' power play has also been struggling as of late—though not as embarrassing as the Rangers' 29th ranked power play, Washington is only 13th overall with 17.3% efficiency, and with dynamic players like Ovechkin, Semin, and Niklas Backstrom on the man-advantage, the numbers should certainly be much higher. Still, Backstrom's 23 points in 20 games is nothing to scoff at.
The Rangers will certainly have their work cut out for them tomorrow afternoon. The Caps boast a 16-9-2 record over the last 19 regular season home games, and the Blueshirts haven't experienced overwhelming success on the road this season. Predictably, New York has stronger numbers defensively, but as was demonstrated in the past two games against Montreal and Florida, goaltenders cannot win games alone without a boost from the team's offense. While the Gaborik-Anisimov-Stepan line combined for 8 goals and 14 assists in five games at the beginning of November, this line has sputtered offensively in the past three games, with Derek Stepan scoring the line's (and the team's) only goal against the Panthers. The Rangers, in an attempt to overcome this offensive slump, must overwhelm the Capitals with shots on net, and will likely rely on the G.A.S line to lead the way.
With a probable suspension facing Rangers' forward Andre Deveaux, John Mitchell and Carl Hagelin have been called up from Connecticut. Hagelin and Mitchell are tied for the team lead in goals, and Hagelin towers over the rest of his team with a plus-12 rating. Mitchell seems to be the more natural replacement for Deveaux, but Hagelin will add a sorely needed burst of creativity and speed to the Rangers' lineup. Jim Cerny speculates that both forwards will be in the lineup against the Caps, though it is unclear which extra forward will sit to make room for the Connecticut duo.
The Blueshirts have several important games coming up against conference rivals Flyers and Penguins, and are looking to build up some momentum tomorrow with a revitalized offense against a familiar foe.
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Next Wednesday, Mountain City celebrates Independence
A beauty pageant at 10 a.m. kicks off the day. The Town of Mountain City is sponsoring a horseshoe tournament to begin at noon. A ceremony honoring service men and women is set to begin at 5 p.m., featuring musicians Nancy Davis and Kerry Gentry. That's not all, however. Déjà vu, a local act, will perform from 6 p.m. until the fireworks begin at 9:30.
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Tracy Martin, Trayvon Martin's father, was in the nation's capitol Wednesday to address the verdict and gun violence.
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Posted on November 1, 2013 | Permalink
Beaver Creek Fly Fishing Section
Type: Freshwater
Region: Western
Location: Beaver Creek
The catch and release, fly fishing only section of Beaver Creek was fishing very well the other day. I parked at the fly shop, and walked downstream to just above the U-turn, and fished upstream into the stocked water. I landed a few small ones on a double nymph rig; a size 16 cressbug with a little size 20 caddis pupae dropper. The water is very very low, and the fish are very spooky. I fished a three weight, with a 10ft 5x leader, and 6x to the dropper. Most lower pools you can high stick it through the runs, with a little split shot, and further upstream, I fished a small indicator. Very little surface activity besides a few small sips to midges, weather has been relatively warm, a few caddis might come off this week.
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Brook Trout in the Mountains
Type: Freshwater
Region: Central
Location: Washington County Stream
First time fishing this stream, and I swear some sections looked exactly like the upper Rapidan in Shenandoah country. Not many stones were coming off like previous days in the Catoctin mountains, but I was able to draw a bunch of strikes on a Humpy, and even landed one or two. After, fishing my way upstream, the stream got narrower, and more and more plunge pools started showing up. I broke out the woolly bugger, and started stripping for some better sized trout. As I was reeling up to move on to the next hole, I lift my rod, and there is a solid 10" brookie. Measured. I have caught brookies longer then this guy, but none as fat. I called it a day, and decided to scout a few tribs, that might be worth a trip.
Posted on November 13, 2012 | Permalink
Trout Fishing at Owens Creek
Type: Freshwater
Region: Central
Location: Owens Creek
I hit Owens Creek a couple weeks after the stocking, 550 is still closed but you can still take the detour through Cunningham and reach some of the nicer pools. I met a couple of live bait guys who said not to even try the deep hole. I go to the hole armed with joes flies ... nothing. Switched to a Trout Magnet white color... nothing then I tried the salmon color and that turned them on. I caught 2 rainbows and 3 browns including a 9 inch and an 11 inch. I had about a 15 - 16 inch rainbow on but it came off because he didnt bite it well enough. I saw that someone else mustve had him and broke his line because he had a flashy spinner in his mouth. Those browns fight hard. Owens is just about done in terms of catching them easily. Ill go there with a fly rod in a week or two with some mayflys probably.
Posted on November 7, 2012 | Permalink
A Little Spring Creek in Washington County
Type: Freshwater
Region: Central
Location: Stream in Washington County
Washington County can be defined as the limestone center of Maryland just because of the karst area, and with that most streams in the area can certainly be defined as limestone spring creeks (if it's a spring creek to begin with) or at least a spring creek with a limestone influence. This little stream is no different. No more than three feet wide in any location, this little stream is not special in size, but it is big in beauty, and the wild trout that call it home are just an added bonus.
This spring creek starts on a little farm, where the watercress is plentiful and so are the cows. As the stream meanders, it runs through many farms, backyards, under a major highway, and gains more and more cold spring water with each passing farm from small feeders or springs. The stream runs for a couple miles before flowing into a larger water system. This stream, throughout all its reaches, is all private property, and you must ask permission to fish it. After meeting some friends of a friend and gaining access to the stream, I climbed an electric fence (that was live, but I didn't know that at the time, so always be cautious) and immediately noticed the big 2"+ grasshoppers that hopped every step I took. This section of the stream is definitely not the best part to fish as far as size and numbers. The first thing I noticed was that there were no fences. The livestock had access to walk into the stream whenever they pleased, in fact a couple cows came by while I was casting to the little runs and riffles. To keep it short, no fish were landed whatsoever, but I am sure they are here on this property, ready to be caught. I fished a couple attractor dry fly patterns including a size 14 march brown and other mayfly imitations, as well as some hopper patterns.
Posted on September 4, 2012 | Permalink
Beaver Creek Has Been Good To Me
Type: Freshwater
Region: Central
Location: Beaver Creek
Beaver Creek has fished well lately, hoppers, scuds, as well as wet ants have been the ticket. This is a great fishery with great potential and lots of fish. The presentation must be good, no drag. Fished a couple sections including the upper fly only, and some private water which I was lucky enough to gain permission to fish it. Biggest brown has been right around 13", and a couple wild rainbows reaching 9", but most of the wild rainbows I caught were around 7" and their colors are beautiful. Biggest fish from the private water was a 19" rainbow who fought like a wild, but was not "born" in the stream, but sure did have some awesome colors.
Posted on July 12, 2012 | Permalink
Owens Creek: Take Advantage of It
Type: Freshwater
Region: Central
Location: Owens Creek - Above Rt. 15
With the summer stocking of browns and rainbows into Owens Creek, the fish have been plentiful. This far into summer, the fish have become very wiery and are concentrated in the deeper pools below riffles that give the fish plenty of oxygen. I have caught fish on ants, small prince nymphs-tan, and a couple on an olive woolybugger, size 6, tied with a conehead. I personally, have found more fish concentrated aboveRoute 15, but still caught a couple nice ones below as well. I fished a 7'6" three wt., and for fishing some of the woolybuggers and other streamers, I fished an old school 7' fiberglass 5wt. Rod.
Posted on July 6, 2012 | Permalink
Potomac Valley Fly Fisheries
Type: Non-tidal
Region: Western
Location: Greenbrier State Park
About a week and a half ago, Potomac Valley Fly Fishers had an outing to Greenbrier. Most members who came either brought a kayak, canoe, etc, and those without one was paired with someone else. I brought my kayak and rigged it up and after a couple minutes of discussing what to use, everyone was off. The fishing was kind of slow in the beginning but heated up as the sun was setting. I fished a popper with great success, I landed numerous largemouth bass, a couple bluegill, and one green sunfish. Most of the others caught a couple too, including Jack's (another youth of PVFF) huge redear sunfish that hit a popper. It wasn't about catching fish though, just a good time on the water with fellow fly fisherman.
I thought I would also include that PVFF will be having a Youth Learn to Fly Fish Course at Catoctin Creek Park, July 21st from 9:00 to 4:00. For more info go to www.pvflyfish.org.
Posted on June 22, 2012 | Permalink
First Carp on the Fly
Type: Freshwater
Region: Central
Location: Secret Mudhole
Ever since I started fly fishing about a year ago, I have wanted to catch a carp on the fly. They are renowned for their long runs and stubborn-ness to take a fly just when you think everythings right, then they reject it. I have tried multiple times to attempt to catch my first carp on the fly and all were fails. But, that all changed when Matt (former owner of Beaver Creek Fly Shop) offered to take me to a backwater bog, called "the mudhole." And the name speaks for it all; mud knee deep, snappers as big as a four-year-old, and probably snake infested. But it has carp, and lots of them too.
We were out around 11 a.m. and the rain continued to pour, but maybe it was for the best. I rigged up my seven weight fly rod that I won from the casting contest from The Brotherhood of the Junglecock with about six feet of 8lb test leading to a crayfish pattern tied by Matt. We looked around a little and saw feeding carp and fresh mud although they were very hard to see with the rain. I started blind casting to some fresh mud while Matt inspects some other water. Three casts in, I'm hollering and yelling, and I have my first ever carp on the fly on the end of my line. After a couple minutes of fighting, Matt beached it and can't believe on the third cast I caught a fish. It was a solid carp that put up a great fight, not a mark on him. After a couple photographs, we release him back intothe water.
We set up on another spot and saw a fish feeding about five feet in front of us, he doesn't like it but there is another one mudding about 15 feet out. I make a roll cast about one foot in front of it and six inches to his left. I see him turn on it, my line tightens, and boom, my second carp on the fly. After plenty of running, we get him close in about six inches of water and he then splashes and the muddy boggy water goes directly into Matt's mouth. That repeats several more times, and finally he learns to keep his mouth closed when landing fish. We are still trying to find what diseases can occur because of this situation. It is another solid carp; and a great day so far and it is only 45 minutes into fishing.
We head to the last section of the backwater and see plenty of fish mudding. After about 20 casts, I finally find a fish that wants to eat a pink San Juan worm. He screams line off and all we could see were ripples going everywhere because all of the fish were retreating. After another fight, my third ever carp on the fly comes to hand. All in all, it was a very fantastic day, although it probably was a fluke because the carp just wanted to welcome me into the world of fly fishing for carp. So thank you carp, and thank you Matt for taking me to this special place to "play around" with some carp.
Tackle: Seven weight rods with crayfish patterns and a pink San Juan worm also did great.
Summary: Carp fishing is fantastic, nothing else like it.
Posted on June 20, 2012 | Permalink
Project Healing Waters Event on Beaver Creek
Type: Freshwater
Region: Central
Location: Private Section of Beaver Creek
To start off, Project Healing Waters Fly Fishing is a great organization which helps veterans and active wounded warriors. PHWFF sets up plenty of events on special waters and the warriors that show up are usually met by a local who guides them on the water. These events are everywhere, from Belize to Alaska to our local Beaver Creek in Washington County. On this date we fished a private section of water which is very well maintained and has an excellent stocked rainbow and wild brown trout fishery. Wild brown trout occur throughout Beaver Creek and can exceed great size in this small water as the DNR did several electrofishing outings which yielded browns over 20 inches and one over 24 inches. The rainbow trout populations in both the private water and public sections achieve great size, with some being caught over 29 inches.
The day started with the guides meeting the warriors at the Beaver Creek Fly Shop. James Harris, owner of the fly shop, was grateful enough to give each warrior a container of flies, and later in the day ran back to the store to get a pair of forceps for a warrior who forgot his own. My warrior was SFC Walt Morse, who I guided a couple months back at the event on Little Owens Creek. I was surprised with the gift of a engraved custom fly box from Walt for helping out at previous events. The guides and warriors then left Beaver Creek Fly Shop and headed to the private water. Walt rigged up and we headed to the stream; in the upper reaches of the private section, the water is deep and is protected with plenty of shade, plus because it is a limestone stream, the temperature hovers around cool temperatures year round. A little bit downstream, the stream splits in two, and one side includes a huge waterfall which is a very good fishing spot. On the other side, the stream goes over a man made chute which creates a large pool and then reconnects with the other side before flowing off of the property. We rigged up with a mayfly pattern and green weenie as a dropper, as we saw plenty of risers. After a half hour of no action, we worked our way downstream and changed to a size 4 kreelex fly tied in an orange/gold pattern. He begun swinging the streamer in the deep pools, after about 10 minutes, he left to take some photographs of fellow warriors fishing. He gave the rod to me, and before you know it, I was hooked up on the second cast. Just a small rainbow that gave a hard fight. Two casts later, a little bigger fish, and I was landing him the same time in which Walt was returning, he was disgusted ;). "I leave you alone for five minutes and this...!" I land the fish and we measure it, 17 inches, not too bad, we then release back to it's home. I then give the rod to him and he lands a rainbow about 19 inches two casts later. We snapped a photograph, and back he goes. We fish until lunch with him landing (I think) two more small ones. Lunch was hotdogs and hamburgers, I wasn't hungry, all I could think about was hooking my warrior into one of those 30 inch beasts that live here. Well, no 30 inchers landed today, and after lunch, a few more casts then back to the vehicles to head home. All in all, it was a very successful day and some nice fish landed. Other warriors landed a couple two, with one guy landing four (thanks to chumming...hmmmm....James...). I'm glad to help out any day especially to Project Healing Waters. Potomac Valley Fly Fishers has several outings with PHW this year, you can go to their website to see more. devinsfishingreports .com
Tackle: I wasn't fishing, but the fish were caught on streamers, mainly the kreelex. I recommend fishing a five weight no matter where you are in Beaver Creek, just in case if you hook up with a beast, you will be able to stop it from breaking you off.
Summary: Project Healing Waters Fly Fishing is a great organization, and I encourage you to help out in events like this one, it is really rewarding.
Posted on June 12, 2012 | Permalink
Fishing on Frank Bentz Memorial Lake
Type: Freshwater
Region: Central
Location: Frank Bentz Memorial Lake
Frank Bentz Memorial Lake is a small sediment filled pond in Thurmont Md, named after a great fisherman and one of the founders of The Brotherhood of the Junglecock, Frank Bentz Sr. The lake doesn't get much more than six foot deep and you can wade out into the middle of the lake where Big Hunting Creek flows into the lake. Wading out to the middle is the ideal fishing location as you can easily cast anywhere in the lake, during the height of stocking season, the pond becomes littered with anglers catching their limit. During opening day every year, you will not be able to find a spot on the lake even at 5:30 am
When stocking settles down there are lots of trout leftover, and these fish will feed on all of the insects that wash down from Big Hunting Creek, plus the many hatches of mayflies that occur in the lake. The fish will be positioned in six inches of water feeding on incoming insects, so you should wade out carefully and cast to each rise.
Late May or early June are prime times for fly fishing for these trout which can be caught on a variety of mayfly patterns. I also have had some great luck fishing a size 14 or 16 princehead nymph, be sure to add a little Xink to make the fly sink down quicker and you have a greater chance of letting the fish see your nymph.
This outing, I landed several and missed a ton, it can be hard to get the hook set on fish that you are casting to 50 feet out. Play the fish quickly not to scare the others. If you don't see risers after you land one, give it a break and head down to below the dam for some smallmouth, which many do not know about.
Tackle: Long leaders are a necessity in order to not scare the fish; be sure to match the natch and present the fly with a delicate presentation. I usually fish a three weight here, although some fish a five in case you do hook up with one of those 26 inchers that the DNR stocks.
Summary: Many people think, "oh it hasn't been stocked in two weeks, it is no good." Well, most of the time that is not true unless the lake experiences severe hotness. NOTE: Because we have received over 90 degree temperatures several times, there will not many fish left, but the ones that do survive, are the ones that pile up to the cool spring fed water of Big Hunting Creek.


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Pwnerade wrote:Remember, kids: Saying hateful things is wrong, except for when its on the internet or in a game. Then it magically doesn't matter.
Well in this section of the internet saying hateful things is wrong and there is a ban for it.
Don't get me wrong though, having a discussion like this isn't something that will get you banned.
Are you trying to say there was like hazing involved in the police force? To me that just indicates that the culture was kinda sub-par and unprofessional. No offense intended, but hazing is a dumb-fuck thing to have going on for any organization.


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Just wondering about the air in the Cessna's tyres ? How much psi required ? Please respond urgently as am planning to get out of here before 2012 December.
You would probably be broke....sounds expensive
Nah, the Li-ion batteries could power the rockets!
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Invasion Newspeak: U.S. & USSR
FAIR, December, 1989
|In May 1983, a remarkable event took place in
Moscow. A courageous newscaster, Vladimir Danchev, denounced the
Russian invasion of Afghanistan in five successive radio broadcasts
extending over five days, calling upon the rebels to resist. This
aroused great admiration in the West. The New York Times
(8/6/83) commented accurately that this was a departure from the
official Soviet propaganda line, that Danchev had "revolted against
the standards of doublethink and newspeak." Danchev was taken off the
air and sent to a psychiatric hospital. When he was returned to his
position several months later, a Russian official was quoted as saying
that "he was not punished, because a sick man cannot be punished."
What was particularly remarkable about Danchev's radio broadcasts was not simply that he expressed opposition to the Soviet invasion and called for resistance to it, but that he called it an "invasion." In Soviet theology, there is no such event as the Russian invasion of Afghanistan; rather, there is a Russian defense of Afghanistan against bandits operating from Pakistani sanctuaries and supported by the CIA and other warmongers. The Russians claim they were invited in, and in a certain technical sense this is correct. But as the London Economist grandly proclaimed (10/25/80), "An invader is an invader unless invited in by a government with some claim to legitimacy," and the government installed by the USSR> to invite them in can hardly make such a claim, outside the world of Orwellian newspeak.
Implicit in the coverage of the Danchev affair in the West was a note of self-congratulation: It couldn't happen here -- no U.S. newscaster has been sent to a psychiatric hospital for calling a U.S. invasion "an invasion" or for calling on the victims to resist. We might, however, inquire further into just why this has never happened. One possibility is that the question has never arisen because no mainstream U.S. journalist has ever mimicked Danchev's courage, or could even perceive that a U.S. invasion of the Afghan type is in fact an invasion.
Consider the following facts. In 1962, the United States attacked South Vietnam. In that year, President John F. Kennedy sent the U.S. Air Force to attack rural South Vietnam, where more than 80 percent of the population lived. This was part of a program intended to drive several million people into concentration camps (called "strategic hamlets") where they would be surrounded by barbed wire and armed guards. This would "protect" these people from the guerrillas whom, we conceded, they were largely supporting.
The direct U.S. attack against South Vietnam followed our support for the French attempt to reconquer their former colony, our disruption of the 1954 "peace process," and a terrorist war against the South Vietnamese population. This terror had already left some 75,000 dead while evoking domestic resistance, supported from the northern half of the country after 1959, that threatened to bring down the regime that the U.S. had established. In the following years, the U.S. continued to resist every attempt at peaceful settlement, and in 1964 began to plan the ground invasion of South Vietnam. The land assault took place in early 1965, accompanied by the bombing of North Vietnam and an intensification of the bombing of the south, at triple the level of the more publicized bombing of the north. The U.S. also extended the war to Laos and Cambodia.
The U.S. protested that it was invited in, but as the Economist recognized in the case of Afghanistan (never in the case of Vietnam), "an invader is an invader unless invited in by a government with some claim to legitimacy," and outside the world of newspeak, the client regime established by the U.S. had no more legitimacy than the Afghan regime established by the USSR. Nor did the U.S. regard this government as having any legitimacy; in fact, it was regularly overthrown and replaced when its leaders appeared to be insufficiently enthusiastic about U.S. plans to escalate the terror. Throughout the war, the U.S. openly recognized that a political settlement was impossible, for the simple reason that the "enemy" would win handily in a political competition -- which the U.S. therefore deemed unacceptable.
For the past 25 years I have been searching to find some reference in mainstream journalism or scholarship to a U.S. invasion of South Vietnam, or U.S. aggression in Indochina -- without success. Instead I find a U.S. defense of South Vietnam against terrorists supported from outside (namely, from Vietnam), a defense that was unwise, the doves maintain.
In short, there are no Danchevs here. Within the mainstream, there is no one who can call an invasion "an invasion," or even perceive the fact; it is unimaginable that any U.S. journalist would have publicly called upon the South Vietnamese to resist the U.S. invasion. Such a person would not have been sent to a psychiatric hospital, but it's doubtful that he would have retained his professional position and standing.
Note that here it takes no courage to tell the truth, merely honesty. We cannot plead fear of state violence, as followers of the party line can in a totalitarian state.


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WASHINGTON, D.C. (WUSA) - The former president of George Washington University, Dr. Lloyd Hartman Elliott, has passed away at the age of 94, according to a statement by GWU President Steven Knapp
Elliott was president of George Washington from 1965 until 1988. A native of West Virginia, he began his career as a public school teacher in 1937. During the Second World War, he served in the United States Navy as the commander of a landing craft. Before coming to GW, he served as president of the University of Maine.
Elliott is credited with establishing three libraries on the Foggy Bottom campus: the Estelle and Melvin Gelman Library, the Jacob Burns Law Library, and the Paul Himmelfarb Health Sciences Library.
He is also credited with creating the school's Educational Opportunity Program, establishing the new faculty rank of University Professor, and with the growth of increased the number of endowed professorships from three to 20, andwith the growth of the university's endowment from $8million in 1965 to $200 million in 1988.
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|Friday May 22, 2015 @08:25AM
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|Saturday December 13, 2014 @06:29PM
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|Boeing 'Phantom Eye' Hydrogen Powered Vehicle.
|Saturday November 29, 2008 @12:17PM
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|Monday August 18, 2008 @01:20PM
|Mimicking Photosynthesis To Split Water
|Thursday February 28, 2008 @06:46AM
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|Thursday October 25, 2007 @10:21AM
|New Hydrogen Engine Test Shows Future of Aviation
|Wednesday March 14, 2007 @01:22PM
|New Hydrogen Storage Technique
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Continued improvements in economic data seemed to trump any investor anxiety about the impending package of budget cuts known as the sequester. Domestic equities ended the month on a high note, though the Nasdaq continued to trail the other three indices. In February's last week, the Dow was less than a percentage point from its 2007 all-time high, while the S&P 500 wasn't far behind. The Global Dow suffered from political uncertainty and economic conditions in Europe.
Treasury yields dipped slightly, while the price of gold slumped almost $60 an ounce to end the month at roughly $1,580. Oil prices fell roughly $5 a barrel (though the decline certainly didn't show up at the gas pump), and the U.S. dollar gained roughly 3% against a basket of six foreign currencies. Enjoy this month¹s newsletter and please contact your FineMark professional with any questions.
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- Businesses added 157,000 new jobs in January, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics' February report for January. However, unemployment edged upward slightly to 7.9%. The unemployment rate has now remained within one-tenth of a percentage point of that level since last September.
- The eurozone's GDP fell by 0.6% in Q4 2012, and was 0.9% lower than a year earlier. The European Commission (the eurozone's executive body) forecast a 0.3% contraction in the eurozone this year, and only 0.1% growth for the entire European Union, though it expects expansion in 2014. In Italy, the defeat of Prime Minister and austerity advocate Mario Monti raised questions about how the country's parliament will form a coalition government and whether new elections would be needed soon.
- The Federal Open Market Committee reaffirmed its plan to continue buying bonds, but directed its staff to report at the March meeting on options for winding down purchases whenever employment reaches an acceptable level.
- Home prices in the 20 cities measured by the S&P/Case-Shiller index were up in December; the 0.2% increase made 2012's 6.8% gain the best calendar-year growth since 2005, though the average price nationally is still almost 30% below its 2006 peak. Also, sales of new homes soared 15.6% in January; the Commerce Department said sales were at their highest level since July 2008 and almost 29% higher than a year earlier. Meanwhile, home resales also were up 0.4% in January, according to the National Association of Realtors®, and tight inventories helped push the median resale price up 12.3% from a year earlier. New home construction, while 23.6% higher than the previous January, fell 8.5% during the month, though building permits for single-family homes rose 1.9%.
- Consumer inflation remained unchanged in January at an annual rate of 1.6%. However, the Bureau of Labor Statistics said a 39% jump in the cost of vegetables during the month helped push wholesale food prices up 0.7% in January, putting the annual wholesale inflation rate at 1.4%.
- U.S. retail sales bumped up 0.1% in January despite slippage in auto sales; the Commerce Department said sales were 4.4% ahead of the previous January.
- The U.S. trade deficit shrank to its lowest point in almost three years as a result of record December oil exports. According to the Commerce Department, the trade deficit fell more than 20% to $38.5 billion. A nearly 20% reduction in defense spending on aircraft was largely responsible for the first decrease in new durable goods orders in five months. Though durable goods orders overall declined 5.2%, the Commerce Department said non-transportation orders were up 1.9%.
- American Airlines and U.S. Airways agreed to form the world's largest airline, and Berkshire Hathaway joined a private equity firm in plans to acquire H.J. Heinz. However, the purchase of a substantial amount of Heinz call options the day before the acquisition was announced prompted SEC and FBI investigations of possible insider trading through a Swiss account.
- The U.S. Justice Department filed suit against Standard & Poor's, charging that its ratings of certain mortgage-backed bonds prior to October 2007 were deliberately inflated.
Eye on the Month Ahead
Investors will keep an eye out to see whether federal budget cuts scheduled to start taking effect this month will begin to hurt the economy, and how governmental operations might be affected by expiration of the current funding bill on March 27. This month's Federal Open Market Committee will focus on how and when to wind down quantitative easing, and its March 20 announcement will be closely watched. In Europe, investors will want to see whether Italy's political parties can form a functional coalition.
Key dates and data releases: personal income/spending, U.S. manufacturing, construction spending (3/1); U.S. services sector (3/5); factory orders, Fed "beige book" report (3/6); business productivity, international trade (3/7); unemployment/payrolls (3/8); retail sales (3/13); wholesale inflation (3/14); consumer inflation, industrial production, quadruple witching options expiration (3/15); housing starts (3/19); FOMC meeting (3/20); home resales (3/21); home prices, new home sales, durable goods orders (3/26); final Q4 2012 gross domestic product (3/28); personal income/spending (3/29).
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I just acquired (3) small silver bowls mixed in with some silverplate marked Rovelli in cursive on the inside bottom of each. We do not know if they are silverplate, coin silver, junk metal, etc. To the best of our knowledge they're not aluminum or stainless. I am not having any luck finding out any history on these and was wondering if someone might be able to help? They might be worthless but I would like any information before I decide to "junk" them. Thank you in advance!!!!! Laura
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