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Arsenal 2009-2010: Everyone Injured
Posted 06 August 2009 - 12:17 PM
Posted 06 August 2009 - 02:54 PM
The 28-year-old's last appearance was in an FA Cup tie against Newcastle in January 2008, and since then he has struggled with hamstring and knee problems.
Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger described the injury as a setback but did not say whether the Czech international would miss the start of the new season.
Rosicky injured the hamstring in training on Wednesday. Arsenal's policy is to send players for a scan if they pick up injuries.
"Six weeks ago I did not know how strong Eduardo (Da Silva) would come back, or how strong Rosicky would come back, despite the setback he has had," said Wenger, whose team start the Premier League season at Everton on 15 August.
Fantastic. It was really great seeing him over the weekend at the Emirates Cup. I think Arsenal is okay in terms of attacking players as they have Arshavin, Eduardo, Van Persie, Walcott, etc. It's just disheartening to see this guy continuously fail to stay healthy.
Posted 07 August 2009 - 05:14 AM
Obviously, I'm happy that Arsenal don't have to travel very far. I don't know the quality of Celtic's current squad or the Scottish League, but I'm happy that Arsenal doesn't have to face Atlético or travel to Italy or Romania. Fiorentina would have been an interesting opponent though given the Felipe Melo transfer saga. It always seems that Arsenal get an opponent they are destined to face. Celtic was definitely one of those opponents.
Celtic will be home for the first leg. Arsenal will be home for the second...I'm going to be in London for the second leg...hmmmmmmm.
Edited by sachmoney, 07 August 2009 - 05:21 AM.
Posted 07 August 2009 - 09:27 AM
Poor and poor, respectively--see the Celtic thread for a couple of quality laments regarding the current state of Scottish football. About the only way Arsenal won't go through is if the atmosphere at Parkhead gets to some of their younger guys. On a talent basis, it isn't close.
Posted 07 August 2009 - 03:32 PM
Oh, I've certainly read the Celtic thread, I read almost all the threads in this forum. Having seen what Arsenal did to Rangers over the weekend...I just don't want to pencil us into the next round before the matches are played. Furthermore, I hear Celtic Park is an absolutely amazing environment, but from all accounts, it seems to me that Arsenal are considered the more talented squad. I'm fairly confident.
Apparently, Merida is going on loan:
The 19-year-old Spaniard spent half of the 2007/2008 season on-loan at Real Sociedad and now seems certain to spend another spell away from the Emirates Stadium.
Levante, who will celebrate their centennial year during the upcoming season, are looking to gain promotion from Spain's Segunda Division.
The club's sporting director Manuel Salvador believes Merida can lead the team towards this goal after the departure of striker Alexandre Geijo to Racing Santander.
"This player (Merida) could be very important for us after the exit of Alex Geijo. We have fought for his services because Arsenal have received many offers this summer," he said.
Merida's agent, Joseba Diaz, says that his client will be happy to play for Levante during the new campaign.
I'm not too happy about this as I thought Merida could make an impact on the first team, but it appears that Arsene favors holding onto Ramsey and giving him a chance to be Fabregas's back up. I wonder how the loans will work out for players like Jay Emmanuel Thomas and Henri Lansbury. I really think Lansbury could be a force in the Arsenal midfield as he has both size and strength as well as a good tie with Wilshere. Last year, Arsenal loaned out most of their defensive reserves and it really hurt when most of the first team starters were injured. While these players need experience, it hurt the depth of the club significantly.
Posted 08 August 2009 - 03:30 PM
Bendtner-Van Persie-Arshavin
Not too happy with how Arsenal played in the first half. I think they were out-physicalized. They didn't pass very well. I just don't like having Bendtner on the wing, and I'm not sure how I like Van Persie playing with either Arshavin or Bendtner right now. Arshavin still seems to be trying too hard at times. His first touch passes are somewhat questionable. I would like to see Eduardo and Walcott come in. Eduardo in the middle, Walcott on the right, perhaps Jack coming in for Arshavin after 15 on the left, and Merida for Diaby in the middle. Defensively, Arsenal needs to be stronger. I think Djourou needs to be stronger, but Eboue and Clichy have done pretty well.
Second Half:
Silvestre gives a penalty, Fabianski stone walls Villa. On the ensuing corner, Fabregas heads it to save a goal.
Gibbs in for Song and Merida in for Fabregas.
And Valencia scores...I'm not impressed with what I've seen from the Gunners at all today.
This is a totally different squad without Fabregas and Arshavin. They definitely need a better holding midfielder than Song who simply fouls too much. They need someone who is a clean and strong tackler.
And David Villa with a classy goal in stoppage time. 2-0 Valencia.
Edited by sachmoney, 08 August 2009 - 04:31 PM.
Posted 10 August 2009 - 07:37 PM
Walcott called up:
Fabio Capellos squad was announced on Saturday night just as the Arsenal players were warming up for their final friendly game at Valencia.
The 20-year-old got a first 45 minutes under his belt as the visitors went down 2-0 at the Mestalla. For that reason, Wenger welcomed Walcott's selection for his country.
England are playing a friendly and Capello told me they would call him up so I am not surprised, the manager told Arsenal.com. He needs competition so if he plays it is good for us.
Vermaelen should be back against Everton:
The Belgian centre-half, who signed for the Gunners in June, featured in Arsenals first four pre-season fixtures but missed the final three with a groin problem.
However, speaking after his sides defeat against Valencia on Saturday, Arsène Wenger delivered some good news on the defenders situation.
He is very close, the manager confirmed.
If we had wanted to take a gamble then we could have played him but we did not want.
He should be available for next weekend.
Wilshere gets the U-21 call:
The 17-year-old, who scored twice during the Emirates Cup, will replace former-Gunner Fabrice Muamba who could not meet up with the squad because of an injury.
Jack could line up against a familiar face in Nacer Barazite, who is in the Dutch squad for the friendly fixture.
The clash is England Under-21s' first since their Final disappointment against Germany in June and will form part of the preparations for their first two 2011 qualifiers next month.
Posted 10 August 2009 - 08:08 PM
Oh, and he desperately wants to look like BJ Novak, too. He's doing better at that one.
Posted 12 August 2009 - 04:36 PM
This has been rumored for sometime DLew.
Not exactly a reliable source, but...Hangeland?
Arsene Wenger is on the lookout for a new central defender this summer, after losing Ivory Coast international Kolo Toure to Manchester City in a £14million deal.
Thomas Vermaelen, the Belgian international, has been signed from Ajax, but the Gunners chief wants to pair his new recruit with Fulham star Hangeland.
It is being claimed in Norway that a deal has been agreed between the two Premier League clubs, which will see the 28-year-old head to the Emirates Stadium before the weekend.
Posted 13 August 2009 - 06:57 PM
The Belgian missed the latter end of pre-season with a hamstring problem but returned on Wednesday night by playing 45 minutes for Belgium.
That is the upside of the injury news. The downside is that Wenger could be without as many as six players for Saturday evenings match. Tomas Rosicky (hamstring) and Samir Nasri (broken leg) were already sidelined before the manager spoke to Arsenal TV Online on Thursday afternoon. However, in that interview, the Frenchman ruled out Theo Walcott (back), Johan Djourou (knee) and Lukasz Fabianski (knee) from the trip to Goodison Park, while Abou Diaby (groin) is classed as a doubt.
We have some problems, admitted Wenger. We have Theo Walcott (back), who is not available. Diaby has a little groin problem but he could be available.
[Also] we have lost Johan Djourou and Lukasz Fabianksi because they had injuries. Lukasz had a cartilage surgery. He will be out for two months. Johan has a knee problem that will take some time to cure - one month.
Thomas Vermaelen played 45 minutes for Belgium last night and came through OK so he will be available.
Rosicky and Nasri collected their problems in pre-season. Both midfielders are working their way back but, even when they have recovered. they will still require rehabilitation.
Tomas Rosicky is two weeks away, said Wenger. Samir Nasri [is out] three-and-a-half weeks now. But it will be six or seven weeks until he is available for training.
Posted 15 August 2009 - 05:39 AM
Matthew Syed and Martin Samuel interview Arsene Wenger
Posted 15 August 2009 - 06:37 AM
Arshavin on the left, RVP on the right?
Posted 15 August 2009 - 01:32 PM
Posted 15 August 2009 - 09:18 PM
After that, everything seemed to go Arsenal's way. Everton seemed to be playing without any purpose. Obviously, the story of the game was Cesc Fabregas. I remember Zomp talking in the chat about how Arsenal fans have overrated Fabregas. I think I'd have to disagree with the terminology: Fabregas has been overhyped. However, he's 22 now, captain of the club, and has looked fantastic when he's been in the line up (today and the preseason). More importantly, the team has looked great. He looks like he's grown up into the player that Arsenal fans have dreamed him of being. It's just one game though, but it was a fantastic start.
Other thoughts? I'm very happy that Eduardo got on the score sheet. Cesc's tribute to Jarque was one of the best goal celebrations I've seen in a while. The defense was definitely shaky to start, and while I did notice a cross that went through the box without even being touched, I thought Gallas and Vermaelen played pretty decently. Having watched Fulham in the morning, Brede Hangeland would be a great acquisition to prevent these kind of things, but I was overall pretty pleased. I cannot state enough how much this team missed William Gallas at the end of last year.
Link to the highlights.
Wenger after the match.
Still on top of the table!
EDIT: I just read that Wenger blocked a loan for Merida...Life couldn't get better!
Edited by sachmoney, 15 August 2009 - 09:41 PM.
Posted 17 August 2009 - 02:51 PM
The Gunners have injury doubts over Bacary Sagna, Cesc Fabregas and Denilson, with captain Fabregas given only a 50-50 chance of playing.
Sagna took a knock in Saturday's 6-1 win over Everton while Denilson (groin) and Fabregas (hamstring) will also be assessed before the game, although midfielder Abou Diaby has recovered from a groin injury.
England forward Theo Walcott is still out with a back complaint and defender Johan Djourou (knee) remains on the sidelines, as Arsenal look to progress to the lucrative group stages of Europe's biggest club competition with a depleted squad.
According to Wenger, Cesc has more then a 50 percent chance of playing, but he has a tight hamstring. Hopefully he will be available for at least 60 minutes. That should be enough.
Edited by sachmoney, 17 August 2009 - 04:31 PM.
Posted 18 August 2009 - 01:15 PM
While 58,000 watch the Gunners go toe-to-toe with Celtic at Parkhead, many more will be tapping their toes to U2 just three miles down the road at Hampden Park.
No one bothered to ask Arsène Wenger for his thoughts on Bono or The Edge at his pre-match press conference but one song from the Irish band's bulging back-catalogue summed up the Arsenal manager's mood quite succinctly. Wenger saw his team dismantle Everton 6-1 at the weekend but he is adamant: 'I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For'.
"I said many times that I believe in the team but you cannot go to any conclusion after one game," said the Frenchman. "It is one game and I believe we have room for improvement in every aspect of the game we played on Saturday offensively and defensively.
"In every game we face a new problem and we start from zero again. We have to find the solutions that the game will give you. We will go forward maybe with a bit of lifted belief and confidence because we had a good result away from home at a difficult place.
"Every opportunity we created we scored in the Everton game which shows that the team is highly focused. Our targets are not reached yet but we had an important away victory in what is usually a very difficult place to take points."
Which brings us nicely onto Celtic. This draw was greeted with relief in some quarters as Arsenal avoided an overseas trip to Atletico Madrid or Fiorentina but, make no mistake, the Scottish giants are a significant obstacle as the Gunners look to reach the group stage of the Champions League for a 12th consecutive season.
Celtic leave Dinamo Zagreb, Sparta Prague and FC Twente - Arsenal's previous qualifying round opponents - in the shade, and they have history on their side too. The Bhoys have lost just one of eight home games against English opposition in Europe, and that was way back in 1983. Manchester United lost here three years ago and only managed a draw at Parkhead last season.
Then there's the crowd. Arsenal's youngsters have endured hostile home support at the Bernabeu, the San Siro and the Stadio Olimpico in recent seasons but Celtic fans probably eclipse all of them for passion and sheer noise. It all stacks up to a demanding night for Wenger's team - but it's a test he believes they can pass.
"The atmosphere is always heated in Scotland and we expect that," said the Frenchman. "Im sure they will try and make it very hard for us but at at the end of the day its always XI against XI on the pitch and thats what matters.
"We have been all over Europe in very heated places and we know by experience that what will matter is how well we play. If we play well we can keep the atmosphere low key its only down to our performance.
"It is a very important game for us because we know what is at stake and we know how difficult it is to play here. It opens the door to the Champions League and we want to be in there of course.
"I still feel there is a high pressure on us to perform because its a massive game for us, but on the other hand you want games with that kind of pressure and you want the opportunity to show how good you are. We have another opportunity to show that.
"It is a game that we try to win, its as simple as that. I think you can only approach football like that. You cannot go into the game and think lets be 90 per cent and make the difference at home it doesnt work like that. We need to be fully focused and try to win the game.
"All we can do is prepare well and make sure we perform because we know an average game will not be good enough against Celtic."
Abou Diaby is back in the squad after a groin problem and could go straight into the starting line-up if Cesc Fabregas (hamstring) or Denilson (groin) fail fitness tests. Fabregas has "much more than a 50 per cent chance" of playing according to Wenger but Bacary Sagna is also a doubt with Emmanuel Eboue the obvious deputy at right-back. Theo Walcott (back), Tomas Rosicky (hamstring), Samir Nasri (broken leg), Johan Djourou (knee) and Lukasz Fabianski (knee) are still sidelined.
One man who Wenger can call upon for the first time in Europe is Andrey Arshavin. The Russian star was ineligible for the Champions League when he joined Arsenal in February after representing Zenit St. Petersburg in last season's competition.
The 28-year-old's experience and nous could be invaluable at Parkhead as Arsenal attempt to draw the sting from their fired-up opponents. But isn't all this 'Battle of Britain' stuff lost on the likes of Arshavin and his cosmopolitan team-mates?
Wenger laughed. "They will understand quickly on Tuesday night!"
Line up:
Manuel Almunia
Bacary Sagna
Thomas Vermaelen
William Gallas
Gael Clichy
Alex Song
Cesc Fabregas
Andrey Arshavin
Robin Van Persie
Nicklas Bendtner
Posted 18 August 2009 - 01:43 PM
Posted 18 August 2009 - 01:48 PM
Posted 18 August 2009 - 01:49 PM
Fuck mate, it's even live here in Sydney.
Danny Fox is the only English player on the pitch.
Also, I'm ecstatic McDonald isn't playing.
Posted 18 August 2009 - 01:57 PM
Danny Fox is the only English player on the pitch.
Also, I'm ecstatic McDonald isn't playing.
Well, I'm having to work. However, I do have BBC Radio 5 which I just found a link to, so all is not lost.
Posted 18 August 2009 - 02:29 PM
Posted 18 August 2009 - 03:15 PM
Caldwell's been hot and cold all night. He lunged at a low cross from supersub Abu Dabi and it nicked in off his boot but in fairness it looked like a sure goal chance for the Arse if he didn't get a boot on it.
Celtic have played well this whole game to keep up with and even challenge their rich Southern opponents. It's been some real bad luck because this could easily still be 0-0.
My fear is that the floodgates are open now and we'll see one or two more. Only the most optimistic Celtic supporter, coach or player will still be thinking about Champions League at this stage...
Edited by SydneySox, 18 August 2009 - 03:17 PM.
Posted 18 August 2009 - 06:22 PM
I thought that the midfield was very good once again. That's not just Cesc Fabregas. Alex Song was very strong as a holding midfielder tucked in right in front of the defense. Having watched the Valencia match a couple weeks ago, I was worried he would be overpowered, particularly in Europe. I've been very impressed with his play thus far. Denilson had another solid game as well. He did an excellent job of containing Celtic attackers. I do think they could use some size in the middle (Lansbury or Diaby should be given a chance) especially when they play bigger teams.
Also, the centerback pairing is starting to gel. I feel that Vermaelen is becoming more and more comfortable with every minute he plays back there. It was nice to see him make some runs up as well. Gallas was solid as always, I'm starting to think he's one of the more underrated center backs in the Premiership.
Lastly, I didn't really focus on Arshavin too much, but he was heaped with praise from others. I didn't think he was horrible, he just didn't have much of the ball because he was passing so quickly with one touches. Van Persie hasn't been much of a factor in the first two games. Bendtner was solid, especially in the air, where it seemed Almunia was targetting him.
A good win heading into next week's fixture.
Wenger's thoughts:
I think it was a fierce battle. I felt collectively we dominated the game but Celtic were always willing, fighting and counter-attacking. In the end, despite being in control, we scored two lucky goals. It was a big fight tonight and we needed a strong Arsenal side to win the game. The crowd and players were absolutely up for it and I believe with an average performance we would not have won the game today.
On the 2-0 advantage being good enough
We have a good advantage but its 180 minutes, were ahead after 90. When you want to go through you want to play well for 180 thats our purpose. We want to win the home game and of course qualify for the Group Stage. We are in a strong position and we now want to take advantage of that.
I believe we have to make sure we win the game at home. It would not be serious to take that game in a non-serious way. It is a massive game, what is at stake is massive to us because we want to play with the best. Even with an advantage of two goals we want to finish the job at home.
On deserving their good fortune
I believe we forced them to make one or two mistakes at the back. I conceded that we were lucky on the goals today but we had plenty of opportunities in the second half where we missed the final ball and final pass. I give credit to my team, even at 1-0 we didnt drop off and we kept playing very high up and put them under pressure. That was a very positive attitude.
On the special atmosphere at Parkhead
I felt, from my impression, that the atmosphere was outstanding. Its even better than in the Premier League. People were fair and Celtic, for me, were well organised and I couldnt see them ever give up, even at 2-0. It was always difficult for us to get the game going. Sometimes they made the foul they needed to make but overall I was impressed by their attitude.
On Celtics highly-rated Aiden McGeady
He had a very good game. They surprised us a little bit at the start with Samaras and McGeady both through the middle. They played a lot of long balls but I believe we managed to deal well with that. what was very good on Celtics side was their defence played very well. He can certainly [play at the top clubs in England] yes. I believe its important to keep your good players here. Why do you always want them to go down to the south?
On becoming the first English side to win at Celtic in almost 26 years
I believe we have a fantastic attitude, a great togetherness and we put relentless pressure on Celtic. We never let them establish a flow and we always disturbed their game very well.
On Celtic and Rangers joining the Premier League
Well thats not down to me to decide that. I believe Celtic and Rangers have to keep the Scottish League alive. Thats why they have to stay here.
On the physical nature of the contest
I think there were some bad fouls. The referee took some time to intervene but afterwards he did it. We got sometimes some harsh treatment today.
Im very happy with the commitment of my team despite the physical approach of some Celtic players. I can understand that from Celtics point of view but what is more interesting for me is how we respond to that. I believe we did that well.
On being surprised by how quickly Thomas Vermaelen has settled in
Yes I am surprised. He had a very long preparation and we saw he had the physical strength and the mentality to cope with it. When its needed he comes in. I believe he has a good mixture of physical, technical and its interesting to have a left-footed player because it gives you angles for the pass that are very important to the midfielders.
On the performances of William Gallas and Alex Song
William was Fantastic. I believe again today he played very well. He is certainly in the best form of the last two years for me.
In the last two games Song has played extremely well. He can win the fight, not only with physical strength but he has that sense to nick the ball from his opponent without giving away the foul. Thats a very interesting quality.
Posted 20 August 2009 - 09:39 AM
Wenger reported no new injuries from that bruising encounter in Glasgow but, on the flip side, none of Arsenal's injured quintet are fit to return. The manager was hoping to call on Theo Walcott for the first home game of the season but his back problem has still not healed.
"I don't believe we have anyone injured from Tuesday night's game at Celtic," said Wenger. "Eduardo I believe will be back in contention but Theo Walcott will not be back at all. Rosicky, Djourou, Nasri, Fabianski - they will all be out.
"There is a slight concern [over Walcott's back injury] but we believe it is a question of days and not of weeks.
"We will see [if he is fit to face Manchester United next Saturday]. It is always difficult to set a date. I thought he would be available for Celtic, I thought he would be available for Everton, but he wasn't. That's why we will be cautious."
Posted 20 August 2009 - 11:07 PM
Posted 21 August 2009 - 12:02 PM
Bendtner has been great thus far. What a difference a year makes, huh? He was much maligned last year for his lack of finishing touch. This year he's played very nice on the wing and been a good target man for goal kicks. I still would like to see him playing in the middle of the forward threesome though given he is more of a target man that RvP.
Anyway, this is probably my last post before I head off to London, may be my last post in a week and a half. Hopefully, we will have qualified for the group stage and accumulated 9 points in the league by beating those wank Mancers up at Old Trafford.
Too early for a Big Four
"Burnley came up from the Championship and of course created some upsets last year.
"It [early defeats] can happen, but, we are in a marathon here and it just started."
Catch up = Stupid
"If you already know they have to catch back, why do you not play the all of the championship games on the same day? Everybody together.
"Otherwise you may have advantages or disadvantages for some clubs."
Fan are in tune with Song (GET IT!)
"I brought him here aged 17 and worked very hard with him, we worked hard because I felt he had the talent to become a good player.
"I know that the opinions are changing about him now.
"He had to swim a little bit against the stream, and he did that very well."
No Fabregas Deal
"It doesn't help football, it doesn't help people to focus on their job and it is sometimes destabilising.
"The way Spanish clubs are run is more political than sport-orientated. How much does that harm other clubs? It is difficult to measure. But it doesn't help other clubs when somebody who has, for example, no chance to be elected next year as president, can announce any name. What can you do against him? Nothing.
"Does that help other clubs? Certainly not. The only thing I can say that the day I will agree to sell a player one year in advance, I will not be in this job any more."
No Hanglanding
Just win please.
Posted 22 August 2009 - 10:18 AM
Posted 22 August 2009 - 10:27 PM
However, I'm worried about Fabregas. Arsenal has two HUGE fixtures this week against Celtic and Manchester United. If Fabregas is out for both, I am genuinely concerned about this team. While Denilson, Song, Diaby, and Ramsey can get the job done, I believe Fabregas makes the difference for the club, especially this season as he is playing with so much conviction. I would expect a victory at Old Trafford with him, but hope for a draw without him. I hope that its just tightness and that Wenger holds Fabregas out as a substitute for the Celtic match, so that he can play against Man U.
Anyway, good performance, being back at the top with the best goal differential...just some concerns headed into an important week of football.
Posted 22 August 2009 - 11:41 PM
3 pm matches are not shown in the UK by law, because all games not selected to be shown on UK TV kick off at 3 pm and the point of the law is to encourage people to go support their local club. It's actually a pretty good law and relatively easily circumvented by many pubs via showing satellite from Germany/Greece/wherever, but clearly I should have given you a heads up about that. My bad.
Did you go out and get a programme and check out the sellers on Gillespie Road?
Posted 23 August 2009 - 02:59 AM
3 pm matches are not shown in the UK by law, because all games not selected to be shown on UK TV kick off at 3 pm and the point of the law is to encourage people to go support their local club. It's actually a pretty good law and relatively easily circumvented by many pubs via showing satellite from Germany/Greece/wherever, but clearly I should have given you a heads up about that. My bad.
Did you go out and get a programme and check out the sellers on Gillespie Road?
I'm watching the game on Sky for the third time right now.
I did not know about the sellers on Gillespie. How much do they sell tickets for usually?
I didn't make it to North London. We're going to try and get tickets off of craigslist. Whether we get tickets or not, I'm going to have to get up there for a tour/pro shop. If not, we might go to a Carling Cup game between Crystal Palace and City on Thursday. I know it's not going to be as intense (in terms of football), but it's a game. The other options are Chelsea-Burnley or Tottenham-Birmingham. I don't really want to go to Tottenham and if the tickets are going to be that expensive anyway, I might as well try and get tickets to the Arsenal game. Hopefully, this guy hasn't sold his tickets yet.
Edit: on the verge of securing tickets. This is going to make my life.
Edited by sachmoney, 23 August 2009 - 11:50 AM.
Posted 24 August 2009 - 09:30 PM
I did not know about the sellers on Gillespie. How much do they sell tickets for usually?
I didn't make it to North London. We're going to try and get tickets off of craigslist. Whether we get tickets or not, I'm going to have to get up there for a tour/pro shop. If not, we might go to a Carling Cup game between Crystal Palace and City on Thursday. I know it's not going to be as intense (in terms of football), but it's a game. The other options are Chelsea-Burnley or Tottenham-Birmingham. I don't really want to go to Tottenham and if the tickets are going to be that expensive anyway, I might as well try and get tickets to the Arsenal game. Hopefully, this guy hasn't sold his tickets yet.
Edit: on the verge of securing tickets. This is going to make my life.
How are you getting tickets? Craigslist is not very popular in London and is big on scams. Hopefully you are getting them from a reputable seller and with recourse and whatnot.
Gillespie Road do not have ticket touts, just people who sell all sorts of Arsenalia. It's like an Arsenal farmers market. People sell old scarves, badges, t-shirts, fanzines (Get the Gooner for info and Up the Arse for comedy value), old programmes (there's a guy named Andrew who sells up near Avenell Road - where Highbury is - who has hundreds of great old programmes) and so on.
on Saturday, get there early, have a drink or two in the tavern, get a red and white bar scarf, walk down to the Emirates, and sing for 90 minutes. Anything less and you're missing out!
Posted 25 August 2009 - 02:56 AM
Gillespie Road do not have ticket touts, just people who sell all sorts of Arsenalia. It's like an Arsenal farmers market. People sell old scarves, badges, t-shirts, fanzines (Get the Gooner for info and Up the Arse for comedy value), old programmes (there's a guy named Andrew who sells up near Avenell Road - where Highbury is - who has hundreds of great old programmes) and so on.
on Saturday, get there early, have a drink or two in the tavern, get a red and white bar scarf, walk down to the Emirates, and sing for 90 minutes. Anything less and you're missing out!
The guy gave us his membership cards, so I think we're alright. We'll see, I'm supposed to meet him again on Friday to give them back and he gave us like an itinerary and stuff, where to go and all, so he seems legitimate. You are making me nervous now.
Gillespie Road sounds awesome, and I definitely need some Arsenalia for my room at school.
Saturday is an away game, is there a way to watch it outside/inside the Emirates? Or do people just go and sing? Since it's the late game, I know it's on the TV.
In terms of news, there is nothing on Fabregas yet. Hopefully we get an update on how he is doing. I believe Rosicky was back in training yesterday, but I don't have confirmation of that. The article I read said he *could* feature tomorrow. I highly doubt it though.
On the loan front, Jay Emmanuel Thomas scores a goal for Blackpool. I'm high on JET because of his height and calmness on the pitch. I think he can be a very nice attacking asset, sort of in the hybrid supporting striker, lead striker, central midfielder mode. One of his knocks is that he doesn't work hard enough, and I wonder how he has developed this reputation. From the limited action I've seen of him, he's been very good on the attacking front. Watford has been given permission to play Lansbury in the League Cup tonight, but I wonder how Lansbury works into Arsene's plans considering he is only going on a half season loan. I think Lansbury's physicality can be impactful in the Arsenal midfield, and I would've loved to see him show that in the League Cup. However, he's getting first team football, which is also important. Havard Nordtveit made his debut for Nurnberg playing 45 minutes in a 0-2 loss to Hanover.
Posted 25 August 2009 - 12:11 PM
"There's a chance he'll be fit for Old Trafford."
It give Rambo a chance to start, which is fine by me. I expect a strong performance from the Welschmen after a good cameo on Saturday. I hope Fabregas is able to go on Saturday though.
Posted 25 August 2009 - 02:25 PM
Gillespie Road sounds awesome, and I definitely need some Arsenalia for my room at school.
Saturday is an away game, is there a way to watch it outside/inside the Emirates? Or do people just go and sing? Since it's the late game, I know it's on the TV.
In terms of news, there is nothing on Fabregas yet. Hopefully we get an update on how he is doing. I believe Rosicky was back in training yesterday, but I don't have confirmation of that. The article I read said he *could* feature tomorrow. I highly doubt it though.
On the loan front, Jay Emmanuel Thomas scores a goal for Blackpool. I'm high on JET because of his height and calmness on the pitch. I think he can be a very nice attacking asset, sort of in the hybrid supporting striker, lead striker, central midfielder mode. One of his knocks is that he doesn't work hard enough, and I wonder how he has developed this reputation. From the limited action I've seen of him, he's been very good on the attacking front. Watford has been given permission to play Lansbury in the League Cup tonight, but I wonder how Lansbury works into Arsene's plans considering he is only going on a half season loan. I think Lansbury's physicality can be impactful in the Arsenal midfield, and I would've loved to see him show that in the League Cup. However, he's getting first team football, which is also important. Havard Nordtveit made his debut for Nurnberg playing 45 minutes in a 0-2 loss to Hanover.
If you have someone's membership cards you should be OK. Paper tickets are usually the preferred way to scam; Arsenal don't issue many paper tickets which catches some people out.
Tomorrow should be fun. Arsenal and Celtic have traditionally had a good relationship and the atmosphere should be pretty good by Arsenal standards. I'm a bit jealous.
For Saturday the club used to have screenings in one of the banquet rooms inside the stadium, but I don't believe many people ever went. The best thing to do would be to go to one of the pubs on Blackstock Road and have a beer with fellow Gooners.
Have you been to Highbury yet? The last time I went they had just taken off the scaffolding from the East Stand and repainted it; it was breathtaking!
Posted 26 August 2009 - 01:41 AM
Tomorrow should be fun. Arsenal and Celtic have traditionally had a good relationship and the atmosphere should be pretty good by Arsenal standards. I'm a bit jealous.
For Saturday the club used to have screenings in one of the banquet rooms inside the stadium, but I don't believe many people ever went. The best thing to do would be to go to one of the pubs on Blackstock Road and have a beer with fellow Gooners.
Have you been to Highbury yet? The last time I went they had just taken off the scaffolding from the East Stand and repainted it; it was breathtaking!
Yeah, I'm going to try and get out to the pubs for the Man U game. I have not really left central London (seeing as this is my first time in London, I've been doing a lot of sightseeing with the family). I really want to see it though as the apartments that they are building look really sweet as well.
I got an email from the guy we got tickets from saying that we should stay seated because the security guards told his last customers (I'm pretty sure he sells his tickets to most of the games) should sit down. Though I wasn't planning on behaving out of line, I already understand why the atmosphere at the Emirates is continuously knocked by Arsenal supporters and blogs. There's a fine line between hooliganism and support, and I think rules like this would take away from this. Additionally, I believe Arsenal just banned the "road beer" on the way to the stadium from the pubs. With the West Ham riots taking place yesterday, I understand that boisterous fans are still an issue. However, the Emirates should be one of the best environments in the Premiership, and it's not. Regardless, I'm as excited as I'm ever going to be and hope to get there early to get some pictures, particularly of the "Arsenalisation" of the stadium, though that has already been deemed a fail.
Regarding the game, Cesc is obviously out. Rosicky is targeting a comeback for the weekend, though I hope Arsene doesn't rush him. Eduardo appears set for the start, replacing Van Persie. It looks like Wenger is going to be managing with one eye on getting the result and the other on making sure Arsenal is ready for Man U on Saturday. I expect some early substitutions if Arsenal can seal the victory early with someone like Arshavin most likely to only play the beginning of the game. I expect a line up like this:
It wouldn't surprise me if Ramsey was in there, and I wouldn't be surprised if we saw Fran Merida or Jack Wilshere (if he's included) come on off the bench.
This match means £20-30 million for the club. They need to finish the job they started last Tuesday night.
Edited by sachmoney, 26 August 2009 - 01:43 AM.
Posted 26 August 2009 - 02:33 PM
Edit: Not that I think Celtic could score given 900 minutes.
Edited by Phil Plantier, 26 August 2009 - 02:35 PM.
Posted 26 August 2009 - 05:59 PM
Edit: Not that I think Celtic could score given 900 minutes.
That happened right in front of me, but I didn't get to see a replay. I heard it was a bad penalty call and Sky is ripping Eduardo for it. Well, the refs should've gotten the call right then...it's their job. As far as luck, it's all deserved as far as I'm concerned, especially after these last couple years.
Before I get started on the experience, I want to say that the Celtic supporters were incredible. Down 2-0, 3-0, 4-0, 5-0, they still were singing all through the game. I was amazed. Also, that goal that Celtic scored was brilliant. Just a perfect strike.
Pretty much went right into the Emirates without stopping on Gillespie. We're kind of low on cash anyway. We were near the back of the upper tier behind the goal Arsenal attacked in the first half. However, I think I can safely say that there is no such thing as a bad seat at the Emirates. The Stadium is absolutely beautiful, and I felt like there was a certain electricity in the air. I started losing my voice midway through the first half and had to cutback on the singing (or the attempts). Being a yank singing with brits is not very easy. Anyway, I have some photos that I might put up at a later date. I just wanted to say that it was everything I dreamed of and more.
The game itself, I was happy with the result. I was really excited that Eduardo scored and seeing a rare Eboue goal was a bonus as well. Watching the defense in the second half closely, I can safely say that I'm happy with our central backs. Not only do I think they work well together, but I think Gallas and Vermaelen are excellent leaders from the back. Then you have Song tucked in front of them who was absolutely clinical tonight. Celtic was very physical and he didn't let that affect him one bit. I thought he was the man of the match. Denilson was very strong too, he really has the fish hook turn down (Cesc is a master of this). I thought the rest of the side was solid, but those are the players who stood out for me.
I didn't like that Arshavin came in. Of course, he scored like a minute after he came in, but my main concern was that Arsenal have a full squad for Manchester United. With Fabregas not at full strength for the weekend, the importance of Arshavin and Eduardo increases tenfold. We need them healthy for the weekend, and I didn't think it was necessary for him to be put out there. At the same time, I expected him to start, so I guess it wasn't that big a deal.
Incredible experience, I can't wait to come back to London and do it again.
Posted 26 August 2009 - 06:12 PM
Posted 26 August 2009 - 08:06 PM
He dived. That's why refs don't get decisions right. Cos players routinely deceive them.
"I believe it was not a penalty but I'm not sure if the keeper touched him. Eduardo might be a bit cautious because of the injury that he had. He might have jumped out of the way."
Posted 27 August 2009 - 12:59 AM
May be Saturday for the Man U game. I forget what I'm supposed to be doing that day, but I definitely want to get out to watch the game.
It's the ref's responsibility to make the right call. Players are gonna do what players are gonna do, but these refs are supposed to be the best in the world. I'm not condoning what Eduardo did. Players do dive from time to time, and it's the responsibility of the refs to make the right calls.
I don't think it really changed the complexity of the game as Celtic really never pressed the game like they should have been doing. As I said before, it looked more like they were ready to play rugby than football.
The dive hasn't really changed my opinion of Eduardo as a player, he's still absolutely clinical. I'm pretty sure he's still the second or third most popular player on the squad to boot.
Here is some of the backlash.
Edited by sachmoney, 27 August 2009 - 01:50 AM.
Posted 27 August 2009 - 01:06 PM
Heres Arsenal's:
Group H: Arsenal, AZ Alkmaar, Olympiakos, Standard Liege
Posted 27 August 2009 - 02:20 PM
Posted 27 August 2009 - 03:59 PM
The one draw back with this draw is that if we make the Semifinal again this year, we're going to get absolutely no credit. I will admit we had no business making the semifinal last season considering the squad we fielded against United as well as barely beating Villareal and Roma. However, this season, I feel Arsenal is one of six clubs total that I give a legitimate shot at winning the big trophy (The others are Chelsea, Barcelona, Franco Madrid, Atlético, and Inter), barring any big transfer acquisitions or departures.
Anyway, onto important business
Cesc is 50-50
He had a training session today that was quite positive, the manager told Arsenal TV Online on Thursday afternoon. He will have a definite test tomorrow where we will decide if we include him in the squad or not. Today I would say it is a real 50:50. Yesterday it I would say it was 60:40 against but he looked positive today.
Simpson on loan to QPR:
The striker, 20, is moving to Loftus Road to gain valuable experience with the Championship side.
It is the third such spell for Simpson, who has risen through the ranks with Arsenal. He spent the 2007/08 campaign at Millwall and performed so well he won the League One Player of the Year award. He returned to Emirates Stadium at the start of last term but an impressive brace against Wigan in the Carling Cup attracted the attention of West Brom.
Posted 28 August 2009 - 10:34 AM
Eduardo has been charged with "deceiving the referee" in Arsenal's clash with Celtic on Wednesday.
So they're going to go after everyone that dives in the Champions League and Europa League this season then? I look forward to seeing that...
Posted 28 August 2009 - 01:45 PM
In terms of passing the blame onto the referee, I already said it was a dive. I don't think a player should be diving. However, the referee makes the call, not the player. That is all. I honestly don't think it made a difference in the match because Arsenal were in complete control. They were going to score sooner or later, Celtic were moving back more than they were moving forward.
Anyway, Cesc is out for tomorrow's match against Man U. I'm feeling better about our chances than I was yesterday. Arshavin, Eduardo, and Van Persie should be our attacking force, and I think they will give Man U all they can handle. Denilson, Diaby, and Song should be commandeering the midfield, but hopefully we have some added fire power on the bench (Wilshere?).
I think I'm going to try and hit up North London and a pub for the match. Obviously, I'll be wearing my Eduardo kit in support/protest.
Posted 28 August 2009 - 01:50 PM
I don't think so -- England has already trounced Croatia in Zagreb and has all but qualified for the WC.
Posted 28 August 2009 - 02:51 PM
Honest question because I don't really know the answer, but do they usually go after players for "deceiving" the refs even if the ref isn't fooled?
It wouldn't seem very fair to the player that he gets singled out because he got away with it (during the match anyway). I hope this is enforced consistently across the board to all "divers" whether they are caught or not.
Posted 28 August 2009 - 05:08 PM
It wouldn't seem very fair to the player that he gets singled out because he got away with it (during the match anyway). I hope this is enforced consistently across the board to all "divers" whether they are caught or not.
Post match discipline would be the way to go for me, but only if it is enforced across the board.
Posted 28 August 2009 - 08:25 PM
Sure. I'm not trying to be a dick or overly precious about it. Happens all the time and rarely causes this kind of stink, obviously. I agree Celtic were gonna get a hiding anyway too. But the ref gave the penalty because Eduardo conned him. That it was an incorrect decision is secondary to the fact that he dived in the first place. And "well me and his team mates still like him" is really neither here nor there.
As for the conspiracy theory, it was Gordon Smith that started all the bother about retrospective punishment. I kind of doubt he is all that interested in seeing England profit from the situation.
I think UEFA doing something about it is great if they're going to do likewise for everyone else, but they wont, so we can all look forward to much gnashing of teeth about that.
Posted 28 August 2009 - 10:51 PM
That's the ringing memory I have from last season as we got our asses handed to us and booted from the CL. I hope we play to our abilities tomorrow.


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* We had a few extra links to showcase this week, so y'all get a bonus edition. First, TA found Ben Oliver's story on the Daily Mail about driving the Ferrari Testa Rossa that set the collector car world afire earlier this summer when it sold for $11.3 million (sans premiums). Even though it's a bit old news now, it's still a good read.
* Next, on the other end of the automotive price scale, another TA find: The cars of Urban Sketchers. Interesting that they focused largely on older cars.
* Speedhunters got an invite to the BMW Group Classic Collection in Munich, a not-open-to-the-public warehouse of some of BMW's more historically significant cars, such as the competition-spec CSL above.
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I can confirm this behavior and agree that we should correct this.
Whenever I post in a subforum the forum software has the idiotic idea that there are new posts in that the forum, this definately shouldn't be the case - no other forum behaves this way.
I can confirm this behavior and agree that we should correct this.
Yeah, even if I've read the posts in the sub-forum, I needed to go into the main forum to get those new-post diappear. Annoying for sure.
Two different sets of symbols indicate whether a forum or sub forum has new posts.
- On the forum home page, the large star to the left of each main forum turns from gray to gold when there are new posts in it, or one of its sub-forums.
If the main forum has a gold star and all the sub-forums remain gray, then the main forum is the one with the new posts.
- The sub-forums also have their stars too. They reside to the left of each sub-forum's name. They turn from gray to gold too.
The best way to determine whether a main forum or sub-forum has updates is to refer to these icons which should help to easily isolate correct forum to investigate.
All is good except ....Originally Posted by peter
If a subforum has a new post (for example Redhat/Fedora subforum in distributions main forum) and I've read a post in that subforum and I clicked home from the top menu, the distribution forum still shows there is/are new posts indicator icon. If I go into that forum, there is none. Even a subforum will have none. ONLY after I go into the main forum after I went into the subforum again, it WILL NOT disappear (it refers to the new posts indicator icon). No matter how many times I've gone into the main forum, unless I go into the subforum of that new posts even after I've already read it from the main link of latest posts, it will NOT disappear. It still shows there are new posts.
So.. ISFEATURE not ISBUG.. unacceptable Peter, simply unacceptable
If I post in a subforum, there are no new posts I should be informed about, doing so is counter intuitive and goes against the methodology of every other forum on the internet. It's like my IM client sending me a message to inform me that I'm online - just bad behavior.
Please for the love of the flying spaghetti monster fix this.
Did this problem start with the new Retro Blue forum theme / skin? It modified some of the PHP in the forum display scipts.
The problem I have seen, which appears to be similar to that noticed by Compunuts is that:
- The sub-forum icon doesn't change to "read" until all the threads in the sub forum have been read. This doesn't actually occur until the sub-forum has been visited one more time after all the threads have been read.
- The main forum's "read" icon doesn't change until all the main forum's threads have been read. This doesn't actually occur until the forum has been visited one more time after all the threads have been read.
- Threads are not considered to be "read" until the last page of the thread has been read.
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Yeah, it's only after retroblue theme modification. I thought it was the problem with the way retroblue check for new posts and read posts.
I have submitted the bug to the creator of the style. I will also work on modifying the old style to mimic RetroBlue closely.
Stay tuned and thanks for your patience.
I got a response from the Retro Blue developer who thinks it is a vBulletin issue. I think it is due to vBulletin being picky about some of his template changes. (It complains about a version incompatibility).
I have since followed vBulletin's suggestions to "revert" the Retro Blue template version to be compatible with the new version.
Same problem. It is also the same on the original theme for the forums.
I've submitted a bug report to vBulletin.
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"Today's race was hard fought and differences were minimal. My assessment of the weekend is very good and I also managed to put myself in top position of the World Cup rankings. Nonetheless, the score difference is not very high so I'll have to give everything of myself in the final round, which will decide the Championship.", said Kilian Jornet
Atomic athlete Kilian Jornet was able to finish a successful winter ski mountaineering season with second place in the Trofeo Mezzalama (Ita).
The inaugural Atomic Waymaker, the ultimate ski touring challenge, has proven a great success, despite the difficult weather conditions. The eight ambitious teams breathed life into a concept which is both inspiring and which celebrates the versatility of the sport.
World Cup winner and World Championship medal winner Kilian Jornet is the ambassador for the new Atomic Waymaker touring team challenge. He reveals in interview what it's all about, and tells us what ambitious project he has planned next.
Atomic athlete Kilian Jornet took first and third place in the first World Cup races of the season. After victory in the vertical race, he had to admit defeat in the individual race.
On April 6 and 7, 2013, the Dachstein massif will provide the backdrop for the inaugural Atomic Waymaker – a groundbreaking ski touring event in which three-man teams will be challenged to demonstrate their versatility both up and downhill.
Atomic athlete Kilian Jornet came in first place at the Patrouille des Glaciers 2012. Struggling with warm winds, he and his team mates prevailed against the competition, winning the race with a clear margin.
Atomic athlete Kilian Jornet successfully concluded this year's ski mountaineering season last weekend, taking home the Overall World Cup. Together with his successes in the Sprint and Individual Races in Tromsø/Norway, his performance this year earned the Spaniard the overall victory.
Atomic athlete Kilian Jornet and his team colleague Frenchman Matheo Jacquemoud won the Italian Tour Du Rutor Ski Mountaineering competition. In three stages, the team clinched the victory after a challenging race from March 30 - April 1, 2012.


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(a) Definitions
In this section:
(1) Non-homeland security missions
The term "non-homeland security missions" means the following missions of the Coast Guard:
(b) Transfer
There are transferred to the Department the authorities, functions, personnel, and assets of the Coast Guard, which shall be maintained as a distinct entity within the Department, including the authorities and functions of the Secretary of Transportation relating thereto.
(c) Maintenance of status of functions and assets
Notwithstanding any other provision of this chapter, the authorities, functions, and capabilities of the Coast Guard to perform its missions shall be maintained intact and without significant reduction after the transfer of the Coast Guard to the Department, except as specified in subsequent Acts.
(d) Certain transfers prohibited
No mission, function, or asset (including for purposes of this subsection any ship, aircraft, or helicopter) of the Coast Guard may be diverted to the principal and continuing use of any other organization, unit, or entity of the Department, except for details or assignments that do not reduce the Coast Guard's capability to perform its missions.
(e) Changes to missions
(1) Prohibition
The Secretary may not substantially or significantly reduce the missions of the Coast Guard or the Coast Guard's capability to perform those missions, except as specified in subsequent Acts.
(2) Waiver
The Secretary may waive the restrictions under paragraph (1) for a period of not to exceed 90 days upon a declaration and certification by the Secretary to Congress that a clear, compelling, and immediate need exists for such a waiver. A certification under this paragraph shall include a detailed justification for the declaration and certification, including the reasons and specific information that demonstrate that the Nation and the Coast Guard cannot respond effectively if the restrictions under paragraph (1) are not waived.
(f) Annual review
(1) In general
The Inspector General of the Department shall conduct an annual review that shall assess thoroughly the performance by the Coast Guard of all missions of the Coast Guard (including non-homeland security missions and homeland security missions) with a particular emphasis on examining the non-homeland security missions.
(2) Report
The report under this paragraph shall be submitted to—
(g) Direct reporting to Secretary
Upon the transfer of the Coast Guard to the Department, the Commandant shall report directly to the Secretary without being required to report through any other official of the Department.
(h) Operation as a service in the Navy
(i) Report on accelerating the Integrated Deepwater System
Not later than 90 days after November 25, 2002, the Secretary, in consultation with the Commandant of the Coast Guard, shall submit a report to the Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation of the Senate, the Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure of the House of Representatives, and the Committees on Appropriations of the Senate and the House of Representatives that—
(1) analyzes the feasibility of accelerating the rate of procurement in the Coast Guard's Integrated Deepwater System from 20 years to 10 years;
Source(Pub. L. 107–296, title VIII, § 888,Nov. 25, 2002, 116 Stat. 2249.)
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This chapter, referred to in subsec. (c), was in the original "this Act", meaning Pub. L. 107–296, Nov. 25, 2002, 116 Stat. 2135, known as the Homeland Security Act of 2002, which is classified principally to this chapter. For complete classification of this Act to the Code, see Short Title note set out under section 101 of this title and Tables.
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Module 1: Intangible Cultural Heritage: Significance
- The intangible cultural heritage: definition, significance and conservation principles
- Issues of economic valorisation
- Issues of authenticity and change
- Collecting and making tangible records of the intangible heritage
- Legal issues: intellectual property, copyright and patents 1: Intangible heritage and ownership. Is this an impossible premise?
- Legal issues: intellectual property, copyright and patents 2: Capturing and Preserving the Intangible Cultural Heritage: a Challenging Paradox.
- Intangible Cultural Heritage: Embodied Cultural Properties
- Intangible Cultural Heritage and Language
- Multicultural Intangible Heritage
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Editor's note: This report was written before Tuesday's open.
Monday's action was impressive. The Nasdaq gapped higher at the open, came back to test the open 45 minutes later, then moved flat to higher for the duration of the session.
While Nasdaq COMP, +0.41% activity was only about average, volume was the heaviest for a Monday in close to six months.
For a market that was fairly relentless in its one-way bent — down — in recent outings, it is to be noted that outsized snapback rallies are to be expected at some point. In fact, many of history's biggest single-day moves have occurred in a bear market.
So how does one know whether this is "The Turn"? One will never know for sure until after the fact. Hindsight is always 20-20, but everything else is only a fraction of that.
Following an 8%-12% intermediate-term correction in the averages, which is the case at present, it can be helpful to use the O'Neil follow-through day concept. The first three days of rally subsequent to a low are ignored. From day four on, at least one of the major averages should make a significant move on volume higher than that of the previous session. While not a requirement, it is preferable for volume to come in above average.
(A special case is made for an especially strong market in which the first three days of rally are all up a substantial amount. In this case, day three would be considered a follow-through day.)
The definition of "significant move" is sometimes debated among veterans of this strategy. A 1.5% move is reasonable. The exact figure is unimportant.
Some participants look on the follow-through day concept as some sort of magic potion. However, it is important not to use it in isolation. Critically, it should be looked at in conjunction with an assessment of the action of a cycle's leading stocks. Some follow-through days can be accompanied by few, if any, breakouts in leading stocks, while others coincide with numerous breakouts.
Often, a valid follow-through day can generate breakouts in various leading issues for about three months. Yet it is the first round of breakouts that are most important to recognize and act upon.
The significance of a follow-through is that the market is providing some tangible evidence that large players are returning to the market following a downdraft in the averages.
Again, it is the action of the individual leaders that completes the analysis. At present, the averages are just two days off of a low. There are only a few leading titles with sound fundamentals that appear on the verge of breaking out.
Nevertheless, at this juncture it is of extreme importance for an intermediate-term speculator to follow a list of leading stocks which are forming bases. This list should be studied each day, along with potential entry points for each name. Whether or not the averages put in a definitive low in here remains to be seen. But being proactive will help ensure that any potential rally is not missed.
Along these lines, it is absolutely imperative that a speculator following this strategy put her opinion in her back pocket and focus on each day's action.
One thing the market has going for it is the action in gold and silver, both of which are believed to have put in a tradable bottom as discussed in a recent report. These generally find a bid when the expectation is for increased printing of money, i.e. more U.S. debt. Whether or not the fiscal cliff is averted by a pact between Congress and the White House is beside the point from the standpoint of a technical trader.
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Monday, May 9, 2011
Saturday in Witch City
Back at Tricia's condo we enjoyed some beers - including her boyfriend Dave's homemade batch of Belgian wheat ale while we watched Country Strong. Our kind of movie - drama, good country music and easy to follow after an afternoon spent boozing! We did make it out that evening for some nightlife at Rockafellas, where I drank a Watermelon Margarita ($8) with a delightful sugared rim and we enjoyed the live band. That's three Saturday nights in a row I've been away - first Cape Cod, then Connecticut, now Salem..... I'm hoping to stick around next weekend because as much as I love to venture about New England I can't wait for one where I'm not packing and unpacking all over again. Plus, it's not long before my bags will really be packed for a 4-day, long weekend jaunt to New Orleans!
Have you traveled anywhere near or far lately? Any upcoming travel plans you are looking forward to?
18 comments:
- nicole said...
ooo i have not been to salem in a long time. i enjoy wandering around there. whenever i go up there i stop by Rita's ice for a gelati.
- May 9, 2011 at 9:35 AM
- Fun and Fearless in Beantown said...
I went to Rockafellas for the first time recently for a cocktail before my friend's wedding at Old Town Hall in Salem!
- May 9, 2011 at 9:52 AM
- Meesh said...
wow that Down Island Iced Tea is calling my name! Don't worry summer is on the way!
- May 9, 2011 at 9:55 AM
- Bianca @ Confessions of a Chocoholic said...
I have actually never been to Salem! I wanna go there for Halloween this year :p I'm heading back to NY next month, and then my next trip is to the Philippines in Sept to visit my fam! I can't wait :)
- May 9, 2011 at 10:28 AM
- MelissaNibbles said...
I love Salem in the fall. I've never been this time of year. I should check it out. The watermelon margarita sounds delicious!
- May 9, 2011 at 10:33 AM
- Shannon said...
I've never been to Salem but have always wanted to! All those drinks make me thirsty ;)
I went up to Maine this weekend to visit my parents and some friends. Such a good time enjoying delicious food and drinks!
- May 9, 2011 at 12:29 PM
- Jennifurla said...
Oh my, so jealous. What a super time youhad, I loev my girl time.
- May 9, 2011 at 12:33 PM
- Megan said...
All of those drinks sound so good! I could go for one NOW! I've actually never been to Salem.
- May 9, 2011 at 12:42 PM
- Michelle Collins said...
I adore Salem - but a cute town with great waterfront views! And all of those cocktails look delicious - I can enjoy a good Dark N Stormy any day!
- May 9, 2011 at 1:00 PM
- 5 Star Foodie said...
All those drinks look so awesome! Sounds like this was a fun evening!
- May 9, 2011 at 2:43 PM
- this free bird said...
I saw your tweet about Salem and totally thought WITCH. I wanna visit that place someday!
mmmm cocktails.
- May 9, 2011 at 2:49 PM
- Amber Blue Bird said...
I visited Salem last October and did all the fun touristy things, its such a cute town
- May 9, 2011 at 5:08 PM
- Elizabeth said...
What a fun trip! I'm hoping to do some hiking some weekend soon.
- May 9, 2011 at 7:10 PM
- Jen said...
Salem is so rich in history - and it's so hard to imagine something dating back 300+ years.
The watermelon marg looks delicious! Such a tasty, summery drink!
And yay for a girls weekend!
- May 9, 2011 at 7:34 PM
- In and Around Town said...
Salem is always fun for a day trip or an overnight!
- May 9, 2011 at 9:32 PM
- We Are Not Martha said...
All that food looks great! And the drinks are so inexpensive, too :) Salem is on my list of places to get back to this summer!
- May 9, 2011 at 9:54 PM
- Meghan@travelwinedine said...
I was in NJ last weekend and heading to DC in 2 weeks. I do love weekends at home though. And I love dark n stormy's!!
- May 10, 2011 at 8:10 AM
- Alicia said...
FUN!! If you need any New Orleans tips let me know - Rafe and I still have a good friend down there, and if you want food & beverage tips from a local - he's a great source. I just booked my flight to Miami for the end of June for a bachelorette party !!!!
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Sep. 25, 2014
Corinna da Fonseca-Wollheim reviews performance by Laurie Anderson and the Kronos Quartet at the Brooklyn Academy of Music. MORE
Jun. 21, 2013
Jon Pareles reviews two-part music performance The Language of the Future, composed and performed by Laurie Anderson at Rockefeller Park as part of River to River Festival. MORE
Jun. 15, 2013
Performance artist and musician Laurie Anderson is planning several large multimedia shows this summer, including a collaboration with artist Ai Weiwei at Luminato Festival in Toronto and River to River Festival show The Language of the Future at Rockefeller Park. MORE
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Steve Smith reviews music piece Landfall, composed and performed by Laurie Anderson with Kronos Quartet, at Montclair State University as part of its Peak Performances series. MORE
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Metropolitan Desk
Candles and Computers Glow As Technology Becomes Art
''The End of the Moon,'' Laurie Anderson's most recent performance piece, is about the juxtaposition of new technologies and old.February 23, 2005 theaterReview
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Laurie Anderson, With Humanity
Laurie Anderson, once a seemingly dispassionate observer of machines and codes, lets humanity emerge in "The Nerve Bible," her first full-scale multimedia work in five years.April 8, 1995 artsReview
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Will Success Spoil Laurie Anderson?
Can a performance artist who arose from the depths of lower Manhattan bohemia retain her artistic self-possession while backstroking through the shark-infested waters of commercial popular music?October 15, 1989 artsNews
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Laurie Anderson Unfurls a Pop Opera About America
''United States Live," the five-disk aural record of Laurie Anderson's celebrated multimedia collage, turns out to be a complete work of art in itself - a structurally cohesive pop opera about the American experience, constructed of interwoven stories, songs and spoken pop poetry.January 20, 1985 artsReview
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Laurie Anderson and Tape-bow Violin
As Laurie Anderson has increasingly integrated live music into her performance art, her work has grown in richness and power.May 13, 1984 artsReview
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April 9, 2015, Thursday
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November 19, 2014, Wednesday
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Vast Space and Art to Fill It
The Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art is set to announce on Monday that it will forge long-term partnerships with big names in contemporary art.
November 17, 2014, Monday
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Hurricane Sandy Blows Through Brooklyn Again
Laurie Anderson and the Kronos Quartet present "Landfall," a Hurricane Sandy-inspired song cycle for string quartet, voice and electronics, at the Brooklyn Academy of Music.
September 25, 2014, Thursday
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New Works and Programming by Laurie Anderson to Highlight New York Live Arts Season
The New York Live Arts season will include 71 performances by more than 22 artists and ensembles.
June 10, 2014, Tuesday
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A festival celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Nonesuch Records label will see Steve Reich and Philip Glass share a program for the first time since the 1970s.
May 12, 2014, Monday
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Performances of Laurie Anderson's "Language of the Future" have been canceled at the Spoleto Festival USA "due to unforeseen circumstances."
February 10, 2014, Monday
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