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Complaint Review: Henry Schach, Natalie Schach Construction Services, Dennis Rae Fine Art, PSA Imports
Henry Schach, Natalie Schach Construction Services, Dennis Rae Fine Art, PSA Imports1431 260th Street Harbor City, California U.S.A.
Henry Schach, Natalie Schach Construction Services, Dennis Rae Fine Art, PSA Imports Dishonest, fraudulent billing, ripoff unlicensed contractor, bullish, underhanded dealings Harbor City California
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*Author of original report: Henry Schach, David Schach, Dennis Rae Fine Art, PSA Imports, Natalie Schach Construction Svcs.
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*Author of original report: Dennis Rae Fine Art, David Schach and Henry Schach Fraud
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He packed up his stuff and left after I ran out of money. He put charges on my AmEX without permission after he became angry. His wife said to "do what I need to do" and that she doesn't know anything about construction and doesn't want to be involved.
Henry and his son, David, created a fraudulent invoice to back-up the charges to AmEX. Henry had run the charges through his son's company, Dennis Rae Fine Art, in San Francisco. DRFA represents big name artists and the fake invoice and Henry's dishonest notes state that the "materials" were ordered directly from DRFA.
They listed things I'd been billed for in the first $35,000. I've learned he's had other difficulties. Also, he has no license. He emailed photos of fabulous houses that he said he'd done and he and Barbara stated that he works on high-end properties.
Anyway, he turned out to be a complete bully and psycho who has a hit-list that goes back to his dealings with Peter Uberroth and the 1984 Olympics. He has a large workshop and appears legitimate. He pays his workers only in cash and a week behind. He refuses to pay them if he gets mad at them. Also, he has them buy materials from their own pockets and won't reimburse if he has a tiff with them.
Also, I've never received a copy of even one receipt from the guy. Henry made excuses for not filling out the condo association papers, but failed to mentioned that he couldn't fill them out because he's not licensed. Sold my original cabinets for $500 and pocketed the funds. Failed to return personal goods or goods that came out of my place originally.
How he can go through $55,000 and not complete a single job in a one-bedroom condo is beyond me. It's always everyone else's fault, by the way. This guy is completely illegal.
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AUTHOR: Elizabeth - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Tuesday, December 02, 2008POSTED: Tuesday, December 02, 2008
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Henry Schach, David Schach, Dennis Rae Fine Art, PSA Imports, Natalie Schach Construction Svcs.
AUTHOR: Elizabeth - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Sunday, February 10, 2008POSTED: Sunday, February 10, 2008
Henry called me at the school where I working, yelling and tremendously angry that I had disputed the $20,000 he placed on my American Express, never calling me prior to any charges, making some charges, without notice, immediately after I left his "workshop" and charging my card to the limit after he became angry when one of his employees came by on a weekend to help me clean up the mess at my place. Also refused to provide any supporting paperwork, and failed to finish anything that he promised. Later he called back and yelled at the school secretary. This was followed with email notes threatening me with all the things he'd do to me if I didn't immediately release the $20,000 back to his "son's account." An obvious attempt to intimidate me because he has no legal standing since he's been working illegally.
Henry left me with not even the smallest part of the job complete and my place completely torn apart. There is absolutely no excuse. This is a one bedroom, one bathroom, approx. 750 sq. ft place with a small yard. Total collected $35,000.00 cash, $20,000 on American Express Optima, sold things that came out of my place and kept the money and refused to return personal property and things that came from my place, even after multiple requests. Makes excuses for everything and it's always someone else's fault.
The last day that I saw Henry, I went by his "workshop" to collect things that I'd ordered and paid for myself that were stored there, waiting to be installed at my place, as well as personal property that he suggested I store there when I moved out of my apartment. Since then, Henry's spent over a year in San Francisco, helping David and Rossanna build their house. Well, except for leaving the lower 48 to attend his daughter, Natalie's beach wedding in Hawaii last June.
Among other memorable statements, Henry mumbled, "I don't suppose anything legally can be done," just before I left his "workshop" that last day. Here's another one. When I asked Henry to help me haul two screen doors and one window screen to my place, he stated, "We make everything ourselves because we don't trust anyone." I not sure why it was so hard to pick-up a few screens at Home Depot or Lowe's and help me put them in. Same statement was received in response to the cat fencing that I found online and asked him to order and install.
So, shortly thereafter, my charming kitty got out and over the wall and was killed. I'm guessing that he likes to "make" everything so he can keep charging and drag out the job. The winner statement was telling me that I got "good value" for my money. Completely delusional. Henry tried to belittle and manipulate me by stating multiple times that he had reduced my job to "non-profit" status at the same time as he charged me double what he paid his workers and kept the rest for himself. A licensed contractor stated that, while legal contractors may do that, the rest goes mainly goes to taxes, workman's comp, etc. Remember, both he and his wife refer to his work as "high-end" and, at school, she would talk about his employees by name. In fact, a smarmy, unlicensed contractor.
One day at school, his wife had blurted out, "He's supposed to be working on his contractor's license so he can help his son with his house." That's how I found out that he's unlicensed. Later, his wife stated that he usually works under the "owner/builder" arrangement, which, according to the guidelines I've seen, he must have worked illegally under that arrangement, too.
When I left my condo paperwork at the work-site for Henry to fill out, no one showed up at my place for days. I'd emailed him and told him about it. Finally I spoke with Henry and he told me his guys were working at his "workshop." Later they told me that he'd been terribly worried when confronted with the paperwork. His excuse to me for not filling out the paperwork was that he doesn't carry workman's comp on jobs "this small." Failed to mention that the real reason was that he doesn't have a contractor's license and it asked for his license number. He further stated that "they don't seem to be bothering us, so let's go quietly about our business." Mr. Illegal.
Later learned that he pays his employees in cash, a week behind and, according to his workers, has refused to pay people when he's gotten mad at them. A personal public records search turned up a disappointing pattern. Remember it's always someone else's fault with this guy and his son, David, seems like a chip off the block. Who in the world would make up a clearly fake invoice and write obviously false statements and submit them to American Express, even adding to the false statements when I disputed the charges multiple times??
Well, David Schach, Henry's son, even using a Dennis Rae Fine Arts invoice on which he listed various broad categories of construction materials, omitting a date, invoice number, etc. Dennis Rae Fine Art sells the work of noted artists. Who knew?? Amazing what people will do!
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Dennis Rae Fine Art Fraud
AUTHOR: Elizabeth - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Thursday, January 17, 2008POSTED: Thursday, January 17, 2008
'The following charges were made in agreement with the client. We have a no refund policy clearly stated at the bottom of each slip. The most we can offer is inhouse credit toward future items. All items were ordered directly with Dennis Rae Fine ARt and subcontracted for delivery with Henry Schach in Los Angeles. The contract (or) and merchant are the same and correct. In addition, all slips were signed and her card was returned at that time. I have tried to offer her credit in house but she won't respond.'
The fake invoice that David and Henry concocted listed broad categories of construction materials (most that I either had paid for in the first $35,000 cash that I gave Henry or ordered myself) and states that charges are for 'materials only.' (Hoping unlicensed contactors don't have to return money for materials. Sorry. They have to return it all. Read the law. Plus they lied in the things they listed.) CA business code states that, because Henry's unlicensed, I can sue him in court for every penny back, which I will, along with David Schach and Dennis Rae Fine Art for fraud. And distress. I disputed those charges numerous times and David added another falsehood to it each time. Amazing! The Contractor's Board and the Courts will see right through what they have done.
First, I made a reasonable offer, asking for half the money back. Henry finished nothing and nothing was remotely close to finished when he charged my American Express Optima to the limit, collecting a total of over $55,000 (This is a one bedroom, one bath condo) and left to go to San Francisco to help David build his fabulous house. According to California law, I don't even have to prove that Henry did crummy work, which he did. Or that he handled things unethically. Which he did. He's unlicensed so he has to return the money. And, he involved his son, David and Dennis Rae Fine Art. Sounds like conspiracy to me. Conspiracy to defraud, in fact. First they received a generous offer. Then a few attorney letters. Their attorney said, "Sue." Now on to other things. David even continued to dispute things with American Express after receiving letters from my attorney informing him and his attorney of CA Business Codes related to unlicensed contractors. Apparently he thinks that the Contractor's Board and Courts will think that I ordered a toilet 'directly from Dennis Rae Fine Art' as he claimed on the statements to American Express.
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Funeral services for Mr. Claude Dwayne "Wayne" Asbery, 58, of Wilson are scheduled for 2 p.m. Friday, February 25, 2011, at the Assembly of God Church of Wilson with Rev. Dale Tarp officiating. Interment will follow at Bomar Point Cemetery in Wilson.
Wayne was born February 27, 1952, at Wilson, Okla., to the late Mr. Wacker George Asbery and Rita Valerie (Burris) Asbery. He departed this life Wednesday morning, February 23, 2011, at Ardmore.
Wayne was raised in Wilson attending school there. He lived all of his life at Wilson and enjoyed breaking horses and visiting with his friends. He was a very talented musician, loving to play and sing gospel and country music.
He and the former Ms. Patsy G. Scroggins were united in marriage April 8, 1986, at the Wilson Assembly of God Church. They always made their home in Wilson. Wayne loved attending church and also enjoyed riding his motorcycle and collecting arrowheads. He was a proud member of the Chickasaw Nation and of the Wilson Assembly of God Church.
Preceding him in death was his father; sister, Jackie Elaine Asbery in July 1952; and brother, Roy Lynn Asbery in 1979.
Survivors include his loving wife, Patsy of the home; three sons, Michael and wife, Brittney of Healdton, James of Healdton, and Lesley of Wilson; sisters, Shay of Ardmore, Marie of Lone Grove and Darlene of Ardmore; seven grandchildren; and numerous nieces and nephews.
Pallbearers are Ricky Asbery, Billy Asbery, James Asbery, Michael Asbery, Lesley Asbery and Gary Lynn Mason.
Honorary bearers will be the men of the Wilson Assembly of God Church.
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Xbox One
How is the PS4 outselling the Xbox One in the USA?
weaker system that costs 100 more
I think we are about done here.
RS_YELARAKA 3 years ago#72
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Its cheaper, more powerful, and a better console(opinion)... thats how.
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mokmuud posted...RS_YELARAKA posted...AceAndJunpei posted...scoobydoobydont posted...Sony is actually shipping enough units to do so. /topic
Mentions fps, patches for incomplete games and dlc as a good thing.
Crikey! We may have found ourselves the living embodiment of the dudebro, MS' primary demographic.
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Commercials? How old are you? LOL.
It's the PS4 vs the Xbone, that's a no brainer what to buy. I just don't know how M$ actually get's some people to buy the Xbone, or they buy it themself to fake sales.
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Killah Priest posted...Its cheaper, more powerful, and a better console(opinion)... thats how.
Actually the PS4 is empirically better, it has a very provable advantage over it's competitor in almost every area that you can compare the two. You can debate which games are better as that is subjective however the PS4 I scientifically provably the better console.
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RS_YELARAKA 3 years ago#78
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RS_YELARAKA posted...Killah Priest posted...Its cheaper, more powerful, and a better console(opinion)... thats how.
Not at all man. Price and graphics only mean so much. You also weigh in controller, exclusives preferences, which online service you like, which multi play games get DLC and patch fixes first, voice control, app selection, which one friends will be on, overall look, which one you trust, durability, and the list goes on.
So which one is better is all opinion and preference. MOH:Warfighter had some of the best graphics last gen and sucked poop. I enjoyed playing Goldeneye on Wii more than most FPS shooters I played on XB360 and Wii graphics were 5 years behind. Fun makes a game. Fun makes a system.
All said and done I prefer XB1.
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All I see is Xbox One commercials, haven't seen a PS4 commercial since November. And Sony can't even allocate many PS4 units for the USA with the worldwide demand for the PS4.
Smart. With PS4 sold out, all those commercials do is encourage frustrated gamers to look for PS4's and settle on buying X1's instead.
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John Abercrombie (physician)
|John Abercrombie
10 October 1780
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19 York Place, Edinburgh
|Physician, philosopher
John Abercrombie, FRSE, FRCSE, FRCPE (10 October 1780 – 14 November 1844), was a Scottish physician and philosopher. The Chambers Biographical Dictionary says of him that after Dr James Gregory's death, he was "recognized as the first consulting physician in Scotland".[1]
He was the official physician to Heriot's Hospital and Physician to the King for Scotland.[2]
He was the son of the Reverend George Abercrombie, the minister of East Church, Aberdeen, he was educated at the Grammar School and Marischal College, University of Aberdeen. He studied medicine at the University of Edinburgh, and after graduating as M.D. in 1803 he settled down to practise in that city, where he soon attained a leading position.
From 1816 he published various papers in the Edinburgh Medical and Surgical Journal, which formed the basis of his more extensive works: Pathological and Practical Researches on Diseases of the Brain and Spinal Cord, regarded as the first textbook in neuropathology, and Researches on the Diseases of the Intestinal Canal, Liver and other Viscera of the Abdomen, both published in 1828. In 1821 he was elected to the Royal College of Surgeons. For his services as a physician and philanthropist he received many marks of distinction, including the Rectorship of Marischal College in 1835.
In 1831 he was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh, his proposer being Thomas Charles Hope, and served as Vice-President of the Society from 1835 to 1844.[3]
In 1831, whilst treating his colleague James Crawford Gregory, he contracted typhus, but appears to have recovered.[4]
He also found time for philosophical speculations, and in 1830 he published his Inquiries concerning the Intellectual Powers of Man and the Investigation of Truth, which was followed in 1833 by a sequel, The Philosophy of the Moral Feelings. Both works showed little originality of thought; they achieved wide popularity at the time of their publication, but have long been superseded.
An elder of the Church of Scotland, he also wrote The man of faith: or the harmony of Christian faith and Christian character (1835),[5] which he pretended to distribute freely. In 1841, he was partially paralyzed, but was able to return to his practice of medicine.
He died at his home, 19 York Place, Edinburgh, in 1844 of a ruptured coronary artery.[3]
He is buried against the east wall of St Cuthberts Churchyard adjacent to the gateway into Princes Street Gardens.
A year after his death his Essays (1845) on Christian ethics were published.[6]
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- ^ Chambers Biographical Dictionary, ISBN 0-550-18022-2, p. 4
- ^ Monuments and monumental inscriptions in Scotland: The Grampian Society, 1871
- ^ a b "Former Fellows of the Royal Society of Edinburgh" (PDF). Royal Society of Edinburgh. Retrieved 29 November 2014.
- ^ London Medical and Surgical Journal, January 1833
- ^ Abercrombie, John (1835) The man of faith: or the harmony of Christian faith and Christian character. New York: Van Nostrand & Dwight
- ^ Abercrombie, John (1845) Essays. New York: Harper
- Cousin, John William (1910). " Abercrombie, John". A Short Biographical Dictionary of English Literature. London: J. M. Dent & Sons. Wikisource
- This article incorporates text from a publication now in the public domain: Chisholm, Hugh, ed. (1911). "Abercrombie, John". Encyclopædia Britannica (11th ed.). Cambridge University Press.
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- http://www.whonamedit.com/doctor.cfm/109.html
- http://webperso.easyconnect.fr/baillement/lettres/abercrombie-portrait.html
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Photos: Wladimir Klitschko, Tony Thompson Face To Face
IBF/IBO/WBO/WBA world heavyweight champion Wladimir Klitschko (R) faces opponent Tony Thompson of the United States in front of a Swiss flag during a press conference on in Bern ahead of their boxing fight on July 7 at the Stade de Suisse stadium. Klitschko (57-3, 50KOs) previously knocked out Thompson (36-2, 24KOs) out in the eleventh round in 2008. Thompson later became the IBF's mandatory challenger, which allowed him to force the rematch. The two fighters decided to make the fight on neutral ground, with Germany and the United States being ruled out.
Are you suggesting that Wlad beating Tony Thompson doesn't cement his status as an all time great? :lol1:Comment by JAB5239 on 05-08-2012
[QUOTE=New England;12100582]laid him out neatly. thompson took a nap on the canvas. it was a bad fight zero competition the fact that it's being rematched is frankly pretty embarrassing[/QUOTE] Just goes to show the state of the division. I always…Comment by Tiozzo on 05-08-2012
Thompson will be put to sleep, and so will be the fans.Comment by ShoulderRoll on 05-08-2012
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Tom Whitby — unassailably seminal connected educator, and spectacularly prolific and insightful blogger — recently shared Daniel Pink's response to a series of questions based on Whitby's reading of Pink's latest release: To Sell Is Human: The Surprising Truth About Moving Others. And something in me snapped.
That I had a weirdly emotional reaction to the post — conditioned. no doubt, by a chorus of highly visible, and primarily self-styled virtuosos in the mainstream press who restlessly, recklessly, and willfully foist the 'logic' of 'free markets' and the language of "buying" and "selling" onto the wholly unrelated discourse of teaching and learning — suggests I might not be fair, either in my reading or in this post, to Pink's or Whitby's original representations — and that, no doubt, you should probably read and reflect on the post yourself — "My Q-and-A with author Dan Pink: Using motivational questioning and more in the classroom" — on Whitby's important blog.
The exchange begins with Whitby's prompt to Pink: "You say that today, like it or not, we're all salespeople. Is that true even of teachers?" Pink responds:
On the first question, the answer is "yes." When you look at what white-collar actually do each day [sic], it turns out they spend a huge portion of their time persuading, influencing, and convincing others. It's what I call "non-sales selling" or "moving" others. Money isn't changing hands. The cash register isn't ringing. And the transaction isn't denominated in dollars, but in time, effort, attention, energy commitment and so on.
This is what teachers do much of their day. Think about, for instance, what a good algebra teacher does. At the beginning of a term, students don't know much about the subject. But the teacher works to convince his or class to part with resources — time, attention, effort — and if they do, they will be better off when the term ends than they were when it began.
Later in the post, Whitby invites Pink to explain his view on the changing notion of market transactions: "What are the underlying principles of this new approach to selling — whether you're selling your product, your idea, or yourself?" Pink explains:
There is a rich body of research — in psychology, economics, linguistics, and cognitive science – that reveals some systematic ways to become more effective in moving others on a remade terrain of information parity. The old ABC's of sales were Always Be Closing. The new ABC's of Attunement, Buoyancy, and Clarity. These three qualities are the platform for effectiveness. Attunement is perspective-taking. Can you get out of your own head and see another's — a student's, a colleague's, a parent's — perspective.
I explored my concerns about "The Abuse & Internalization of the Free Market Model in Education" some time ago: for reasons I explore in that post, I was left in this case convinced that Pink's conceit is little more than a new band's cover version of an old tune that Duncan, Friedman, Klein, and other Top 40 'artists' have been playing for years. Inspired by a comment by Mike Thayer ("Does it bother anyone, at all, that business-speak, marketing-speak, and sales-speak is becoming so insidiously pushed into education?"), here's how I managed to comment on the post:
While I genuinely appreciate your outreach to Dan Pink, and your sharing his ideas with your blog's readers, I'm left only with this impression: that nobody is working harder than Dan Pink — except, perhaps, Tom Friedman — to foist clunky market metaphors on the discourse of teaching and learning. He is obviously brilliant and well-meaning, and highly influential, but that doesn't make him 'right' or helpful, except to the narrowest subset of educators starved for new metaphors, and willing to settle for this one.
As an educator I resent the suggestion that I'm in the business of 'selling,' whether or not 'selling' or 'the world' have changed in the ways — reputedly and duplicitously, in the first case, and obviously and tiresomely, in the second — that Pink suggests. Educators worth their salt don't need to 'persuade' or to 'sell' so much as they need to 'engage' and to 'hear' and to 'give.'
As a parent I am incensed that anyone should be invited to misunderstand my child as someone to whom ideas or skills need to be 'sold' — whether or not the coercion is of this gentler, kinder version (hah!) or not.
And as a citizen I reject the notion that that 'buying' and 'selling' are primarily driven by empathy, or 'attunement,' regardless of Pink's claims to the contrary: that is simply, and factually, incorrect.
As Mike Thayer intimates in a previous comment, I am also stumped by our collective desperation as educators not just to ogle, but to distribute, the neoliberal smut peddled by Pink, Friedman, and others of their ilk. I don't think it's Dan Pink's intent, and I'm certain it's not yours — but this is demeaning to children, to teachers, and to our schools.
What do you think? Am I missing something? Is it conceivable that Dan Pink isn't reifying a market-based model of teaching and learning, but trying rather artfully (and radically) to reclaim and to reconstruct the language of 'buying' and 'selling' to relieve this harmful notion of its power? Should I pause before I press the 'Post Comment' button next time?
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On the Road: Bruins @ Panthers
Manny Fernandez is in goal for Boston
Friday, 12.5.2008 / 10:02 AM ET / Bish's Blog
By John Bishop - BostonBruins.com
Boston 1 1 2-4
Florida 0 0 0-0
First Period-1, Boston, Ryder 6 (Krejci, Chara), 9:02.
Second Period-2, Boston, Kessel 16 (Wideman, Krejci), 2:44 (pp).
Third Period-3, Boston, Hnidy 1 (Wheeler, Krejci), 2:21. 4, Boston, Wheeler 9 (Kobasew), 13:36.
Shots on Goal-Boston 9-13-10-32. Florida 9-11-7-27.
Goalies-Boston, Fernandez. Florida, Anderson, Vokoun. A-16,213 (19,250). T-2:20.
More from the room later tonight and tomorrow. JB
15.3 - Vokoun with two more saves.
31.2 - Fernandez lays down across the goal line to make his latest stop.
1:50 - Ryder just missed on his bid for a second goal...
2:35 - Fernandez covers for a faceoff. This one is winding down, folks.
6:24 - Blake Wheeler just buried the puck (and the Panthers) off a nifty pass from Kobasew, who found Wheels right between the circles. 4-0, Boston. This one is just about over.
6:50 - Two broken sticks on one power play, Bergeron and Chara both needed new twigs within seconds of each other.
8:44 - Panthers penalty -- that's more like it. McArdle is in the box.
9:03 - The Panthers have really taken the momentum in this game. Boston better grab it back, soon.
10:32 - Tarnasky hits the post. Phew...
10:40 - Tarnasky, on the doorstop, Save Fernandez.
11:13 - Save by Manny, who is starting to benefit from shots from the outside.
12:11 - Fernandez at the top of his crease, makes another stop.
12:47 - Bergeron runs into Anderson, helmet-to-helmet. Anderson is very slow to get up. Vokoun is stretching out.
Bergy looks fine...but Anderson is out. Vokoun is in.
13:01 - Let's get caught up. Shane Hnidy scored at 17:39 and the Bruins lead 3-0.
Internet purgatory...
20:00 - Start of the Third.
0:00 - A good period for Boston. They lead in shots, 22-20.
7.9 - McLean with a late shot on Manny who holds on for the draw.
1:58 - Nice kill.
4:23 - Hnidy in the box. Holding.
7:31 - Lashoff comes off the point, and like Phil Kessel, skates right to the middle and forced Anderson to make a tough save.
9:22 - Point blank save by Fernandez made better by his defense who cleared the puck. Shots are 18-17, Boston.
11:59 - Thornton hits the side of the net on a breakaway after a nice move...and his stick broke.
Bring back the wood sticks PLEASE!
15:38 - Manny maintains his cool as McArdle skates down the right side and hits him in the stomach with a shot. No bobble as Fernandez cupped the puck to his chest.
17:16 - Kessel came off the side boards and skated to the middle of the ice, shot between two defenders and beat Anderson. 2-0, Boston. WOW.
18:20 - Chuck Kobasew avoids a hit and draws a penalty on Ballard for tripping.
19:04 - Florida tests Manny early. Three tough saves as Boston is on the PK.
20:00 - Start of the Second. Stephane Yelle is on the ice.
0:00 - End of the first. Wheeler made a nice stop in the neutral zone and skated over the Florida blueline and shot just as the horn blew. It looked like he missed, but it was a nice play to end the period.
That was a much better effort than the first period in Tampa.
37.5 - I am not sure I agree. But Patrice is in the box for interference.
54.7 - Icing Florida.
2:00 - Man is there a temptation to write and write about David Krejci. He is just so great on both sides of the puck.. And he just gets better and better.
3:05 - Icing Boston. Shots are
4:55 - I wonder if they actually thought about playing a song by Boston on the PA.
"It's been such a long tiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiime..."
5:48 - Another good save by Fernandez, who directed the puck to his right and allowed the Bruins to clear the zone.
6:49 - Anderson stops Wideman.
8:41 - Bouwmeester is in the box for Florida (holding). Boston's second PP. They are 0/1 on the night.
9:25 - Manny, who looks very strong, blockers away the fourth Florida bid. Earlier, Fernandez played the puck in the face of a defender and cleared it away from him easily and calmly. Very nice.
10:58 - Ryder beats Anderson cleanly, pushing off a defender, he shot the puck on the move -- I think through the Panthers legs -- and the Florida goalie did not see it. Gorgeous goal which makes the score 1-0. Shots are 8-3, Boston.
11:32 - It looks like Stephane Yelle took a puck to the face. He skated off on his own and walked down the runway...
12:31 - Krejci hit the post. Some excellent movement by the Boston power play.
14:15 - Florida bench minor. Too many men. Stewart serves it.
14:42 - That's better, Wheeler has a strong chance right in front of the Florida goal. Anderson stopped it, but it certainly was not an easy save...
15:11 - There is no flow for either team right now. Yuck.
16:07 - Another shot from the point, this time from Wideman, who is stopped by Anderson. It hit the goalie square in the chest.
16:38 - It is so quiet in here...
18:16 - Chara has the first Bruins shot, blockered away by Anderson.
18:44 - Another save by Manny.
19:42 - Fernandez had to be strong very early and made a stop on a shot from the slot.
19:54 - Panthers control the draw...
20:00 - Start of the Third Period. Everyone is preaching, "Strong Start." Let's see one!
Boston Starters: Axelsson, Bergeron, Kobasew, Chara, Hnidy, Fernandez
Florida Starters: Campbell, Dvorak, Peltonen, Cullimore, McCabe, Anderson
Pretty neat to see Gary Hall, Jr. -- Olympic swimming legend -- drop the first puck.
Switching to time on the clock...
6:38 p.m.
The lines...
Lucic - Savard - Kessel
Axelsson - Bergeron - Kobasew
Wheeler - Krejci - Ryder
Thornton - Yelle - Nokelainen
Chara - Lashoff
Hunwick - Wideman
Stuart - Hnidy
Scratch: Sturm, Boychuk
6:29 p.m.
It's Manny Fernandez for Boston and Craig Anderson for Florida.
Everyone except for Sturm is on the ice...
6:27 p.m.
Everyone is wondering who will be in...Wideman, Boychuk, Lashoff (or both). The questions are kind of fun, considering the Bruins have been playing well with each and everyone in the lineup.
Thomas or Kessel is on eveyone's mind, too.
4:58 p.m.
Kess was almost a mess
|Phil Kessel and David Krejci
"He's definitely matured into a better pro," said Claude Julien earlier this afternoon."But that's just a natural thing for a young guy.
"Every year he gets better."
But beyond natural progression, the Bruins forward has added facets to his skill set, as well.
"We've worked hard in helping him improve his game in all areas," continued Julien. "But he's done a good job of buying into it and really making those efforts.
"All of that stuff is paying off for him right now, and he's being rewarded with some goals this year and...more ice time," he said.
Perhaps the most obvious change in Kessel has been his dedication in his own end -- as evidenced by Phil's attempt at a shot block which nearly had him stop the vulcanized rubber with his noggin.
"I tried to dive," said Kessel with a big smile. "I don't know what happened there.
"I came out of my element."
"That's all a part of maturing into a good pro," he said.
4:32 p.m.
We're back at the arena. Look for steady reports from here on out...
2:25 p.m.
More on slow starts…
|Claude Julien
"The bottom line is what happens (to be on the scoreboard) at the end," said Bruins head coach Claude Julien to another round of questions about his clubs recent slow starts. "For me, it's been more about the way we started our games, rather than falling behind 1-0.
"Part of it is creating some momentum and some shots on net – that's been a bit of a concern in the first half of the first period.
"We just need to rectify that, I think, and the rest will fall into place," he said.
Florida finding production
Coach Julien was asked about the ability of Florida to keep their heads above water – offensively – despite the losses of so many key players to injury.
"They've had a new coach come in and he's put his system in place," said Julien. "It doesn't get done overnight, but I think they are starting to reap the benefits of that now. And they are feeling more comfortable with what he's asking of them.
"They're getting good goaltending and the rest is falling into place."
Moreover, Julien admires the Panther's ability to keep the shots on their goalie to the outside.
"In our last game (with them), we had 45-shots against them, but there wasn't a ton of them that were threatening and that's a sign of a team…doing a good job…in front of their goaltender," said Julien.
A terrific tandem
|Manny & Tim
"Yah, it is," answered Julien. "We've had that luxury.
"I've always called it a luxury because not every team has that. We are fortunate to have those two guys…and have both guys playing well.
"It's allowed the other guy to get his rest so on those tough nights those guys are fresh and able to compete," he said.
12:33 p.m.
Dennis Wideman is feeling better, but according to Claude Julien it will be a gametime decision as to which blueliners take the ice tonight.
There was no definitive word on the goalie, but Manny Fernandez remains the best bet.
More in a bit...
11:55 a.m.
This means less than it has in the past, but Manny Fernandez seems to be the guy winding his workout down first. Tim Thomas is still in goal and working on some things with Coach Essensa.
Eventually, Fernandez was the first goalie off, as well.
If I learn more, I will pass it on...
11:41 a.m.
That's because it's an optional skate...
Patrice Bergeron, Johnny Boychuk, Matt Hunwick, Phil Kessel, Chuck Kobasew, David Krejci, Matt Lashoff, Milan Lucic, Shawn Thornton, Mark Stuart, Blake Wheeler, Wideman and Stephane Yelle joined Manny Fernandez and Tim Thomas for the session.
Coaches Essensa, Houda, Ramsay and Ward presided. Meanwhile, Claude Julien, Peter Chiarelli and Cam Neely watched intently from the stands.
10:52 a.m.
Anderson was the first off for Florida, and that should indicate that he will, indeed, be tonight's starter in goal for the Panthers.
Florida is slowly finishing up their practice and Boston will be on the ice at 11:30 a.m.
9:55 a.m.
|Lucic vs. Boynton
The Eastern Conference leading Boston Bruins will face the Florida Panthers tonight in what will be their second of six games in 10-days. It is also the second of four games against the Panthers – the B's took the first game, 4-2 back on November 21st.
You remember that game as the contest where Milan Lucic went toe-to-toe with Nick Boynton and left the former Bruin bloodied and concussed.
According to the local newspapers Craig Anderson will be in goal for the Panthers (who are 5-3-2 in their last 10, 9th in the East). At 6-1-3 with a 1.89 goals against average he is probably the most significant factor between the B's (8-1-1 in their last 10) and another win as the Panthers are hurt and will be missing David Booth, Nathan Horton, Cory Stillman and Richard Zednik.
As far as the Bruins health goes, I am not expecting a return to action by Marco Sturm. However, it would not surprise anyone if Dennis Wideman was back on the blueline for Boston tonight in the BankAtlantic Center. Which again begs the question of who will play – Boychuk or Lashoff?
By all accounts, both men brought exactly what the team needed from them on Thursday, so if Wideman is healthy it will be a pretty tough decision for Bruins head coach Claude Julien.
But no matter who is on the ice, look for everyone on the Boston club to come out of the room at 7:00 p.m. with their hair on fire.
"Just because we are on a pretty good streak doesn't mean we don't have flaws," said Julien of the B's tendency toward soft first periods. "We have things that we need to improve on.
"Winning is great and it gives you a lot of confidence, but (sometimes) it gives you too much confidence and you have a tendency to over-pass and trying to make cute plays.
"You forget that getting your nose dirty and keeping things simple also got you to where you are," he said.
Julien says that it's his job to make sure those things are first and foremost in his players' minds.
"It's just reinforcing that part of it," he said. "If we can get some shots early and start going to the net, earlier, at the start of the game, it will create that momentum for us."
Friday, December 5th
8:55 p.m.
A quick hockey update -- nothing earth shattering.
Coach Julien reports:
- Defenseman Dennis Wideman is expecting to skate tomorrow. Coach Julien said that Wideman will either represent one of six or seven defensemen ready to play on Saturday. As of Friday, there were no plans for a call up. "We're still hoping that everything goes as planned. So far so good. But we'll know more tomorrow morning."
- Forward Marco Sturm was not on the ice. "Sturmie did not skate today. Put him (down) as very doubtful for tomorrow.
- Both goalies are healthy and fully able to play. Tim Thomas is clearly over the bug he had last week.
|Reggie Lemelin
11:36 a.m.
Shades of Lemelin and Moog?
I'm sitting down by the glass today and I can't begin to describe how much fun it must be to be Manny Fernandez right now.
The man just looks and acts happy in his own skin. All of his movements in goal are crisp and right -- even his passes are on the tape.
As I've written before, considering all the effort he put in to get back here, it's gratifying to see him succeed.
Fernandez, however, intimated that it has been gratifying for him to see Tim Thomas continue to succeed and play well.
"I'm getting the little details figured out -- just getting my game back," said Fernandez after practice on Thursday morning. "It's been an ongoing process.
"But Timmy's been really strong, somebody you can rely on, and it's much easier (to work toward 100%) when the other guy is playing so well. You get more time to get everything in order.
"And he's been a great guy to watch, so it's definately helped my game," he said.
At 7-1-1 Manny's been pretty good to watch, too.
11:26 a.m.
The Bruins just came onto the ice for practice.
With Bruins legend and on-the-road guru Johnny Bucyk sitting on the bench as the B's hit the ice, Shawn Thornton yelled out, "Hey Hoffer..."
I was a little confused for a bit, but then I thought - OHHHHHHHHHHHH.
Hoffer = HHOF = Hockey Hall of Famer.
FYI: No Sturm. No Wideman as of yet.
9:32 a.m.
Welcome to Sunrise, Florida.
The Bruins are eating breakfast before a 10:15 a.m. bus to practice, an 11:30 on-ice session and an entire afternoon off. They earned that time to themselves by playing like a team in Tampa on Thursday.
When Dennis Wideman went down with a "middle body" injury, the question of who would play – Johnny Boychuk or Matt Lashoff – became moot. They were both "in" on the Bruins blueline and they both had an important role to play.
Veteran defenseman Shane Hnidy, who, like Zdeno Chara, Mark Stuart and Matt Hunwick all saw added responsibility during the game, praised his newest teammates.
"I think we've all been in that situation," said Hnidy of Lashoff and Boychuk being thrown into the fire. "But maybe sometimes it's easier to get thrown right in because you don't have to think about it…just let natural instincts take over.
"Everybody just stepped up tonight – especially the young guys on the back end."
Hnidy was not surprised, however.
"Like we've said before, that's kind of the model of this team," he said. "We are a team.
"That's the great part of being part of a team different guys step up at different times and that's what you need to be successful."
"Games like these are even more special when you have guys doing that."
Defenseman Matt Hunwick, called up earlier this season from Providence, has been one of those guys "doing that" for much of the season.
"We've talked all year about our depth," said Hunwick. "Tonight was one of those games where we had to show it…and put it into action.
"Obviously, Lash and Johnny played great tonight. They made a lot of good plays coming out (of our zone), were real physical and did a lot of good things.
"So, I don't think it was one of those game where we thought we were really a man down," he said.
Bruins head coach Claude Julien emphasized that the Bruins were never a man down. He relied on his young players to do exactly what they were trained to do and from defensemen Boychuk and Lashoff to forwards David Krejci and Phil Kessel, Boston's youth was king.
"Some of our young players continue to evolve and grow into great players," said the Bruins head coach. "That was an unbelievable goal by Krejci showing patience and (using that) move. Phil – it was the same thing."
For their part, none of Boston's youngest athletes thought they did anything that special. They credited their teammates and said they just did their jobs.
Kessel credited Marc Savard for outstanding passing on the tying and insurance goals. Krejci pointed across the room to rookie Blake Wheeler -- another youngster contributing regularly to Boston's winning ways. And like the rest of his teammates, Boychuk just looked at the whole night a-matter-of-factly.
"(Coach) really didn't say if we were going to play or not, so we both came ready to play," said the defenseman. "Then he came in (to the locker room) and said we were going to see what's going to happen here with Dennis. Then he was like, 'Okay, you're in.
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As we head to test lows, I'm trying to decided between Suburban Propane Partners (SPH) and Inergy (NRGY). SPH looks extremely well managed based on their return on equity, and they have good coverage for their debt. Inergy has too much debt, and I don't like their coverage for that debt. Take the EBITDA and subtract away the maintenance capital expenditures, and you really do not cover the dividend well. Can someone give me some reason to believe that they should be expanding the dividend as they did recently when they have negative cash flow and cannot even cover well on the old dividend?I read somewhere that Inergy is expanding into midrange assets like storage facilities. Can someone expand on that and what kind of cash flows are they projecting for those efforts, and when? Are they fully funded projects?Inergy has a much higher dividend than SPH, but that reflects higher risk and more problematic management of debt. But both look interesting and I would like to hear the bull and bear arguments.
Excerpt from Raymond James strategist Jeffrey Saut's latest essay, published Monday (March 2nd):In past missives we have posed the question, "What if, by flooding the system with money, creating negative real interest rates, reintermediation, and stabilizing the financial meltdown, Ben Bernanke is closer to fixing the economy than anyone currently thinks?" If so, what should precede a stock market rally would be a rally in corporate bonds, a rally in copper, a rally in TIPs (Treasury Inflation-Protected Securities), and a general rally in all reflation "plays" as the current pricing of extraordinary levels of deflation into stocks/Treasury Bonds fades. And, that is what has started to happen with copper rallying 7.9% last week, crude oil better by 15%, and unleaded gasoline surging 18.6%.Energy is particularly interesting to us since we have maintained the belief that crude oil bottomed back in January in the low $30s. Current energy-centric names on the Analyst Current Favorites list include: Consol Energy (CNX); Continental Resources (CLR); Inergy (NRGY); and Transocean (RIG).
NRGY is referred to an accidental high yielder... the lower the stock goes, the higher the dividend percentage. Yes, good question raised about being able to pay the dividend. The trend of recent accidental high yielders is NOT paying the dividend, which may be the case with NRGY, who knows? With NRGY you have to put in your limit stops so you don't get the shaft if it tanks too much. With this market you can't put your eggs all in one basket. I would diversify with several high yielders and keep 50% in cash, once you get 10-15% profit cash out or set your limit stops.
Yes,I think it's safe.More News related to NRGYWunderlich Securities Initates Coverage on Inergy (NRGY) with a Buy Inergy (NRGY) Reports Mixed Q4 Earnings; Guides FY09 Adj-EBITDA Inergy Reports Record First Quarter Earnings and Raises 2009 Outlook Inergy, L.P. Prices Private Placement of $225 Million of 8¾% Senior Notes Due 2015 Inergy, L.P. Announces $200 Million Private Placement of Senior Notes Due 2015 More News related to NRGY More News related to New CoverageWunderlich Securities Initiates Coverage on GeoMet (GMET) with a Buy Barclays Assumes Coverage on National CineMedia (NCMI) with an Equalweight Barclays Assumes Coverage on Cinemark (CNK) with a Equalweight ThinkEquity Initiates Coverage on Emulex (ELX) with a Buy Morgan Stanley Resumes Coverage on Terex (TEX) with an Overweight More News related to New Coverage February 11, 2009 11:28 AM EST Wunderlich Securities initates coverage on Inergy (Nasdaq: NRGY) with a Buy. Price target $28.50.Wunderlich analyst says, "We conclude that NRGY units have strong defensive attributes based on stable cash flows from the distribution of necessity products and fee-based midstream operations. Coupled with the potential for a more normalized yield valuation over time, we believe the units have upside potential from current levels...NRGY has shown a remarkable ability to maintain margin in the face of weather-driven volume variability and customer conservation...NRGY has a strong cash flow cushion that protects its distribution to limited partners, which we expect to continue."Inergy, L.P. (Inergy) owns and operates a diverse retail and wholesale propane supply, marketing and distribution business.http://www.streetinsider.com/New+Coverage/Wunderlich+Securities+Initates+Coverage+on+Inergy+%28NRGY%29+with+a+Buy/4384050.htmlIf you're looking for stocks that raise their dividends..A few I feel are safe investments .However, that doesn't make them safe . So do your own homework as well. I hope you know how important it is to diversify your stock holdings – don't put all your eggs in one basket. ...I like ,MMP ,PGN, BP,NRGY,T,MO and also NAT which pays a good dividend. But NAT does not raise their dividend every year or 1/4 as the others. NRGY has a high P/E but has been good to me from 2004 to now.Compare up to 5 stocks side by side here. http://www.smartmoney.com/dynamiccompare/?table=shareinfo&symbol=FUN&refStory=snapshot&origTicker=FUNWell good luck.Hope you find something you like.PS, I don't have MO ,but I do have VGR.However.MO looks better to me.But on the other hand, their taxes are also going up .


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Madawaska South: Acadian Village LbNA # 34319
|The von der Insels
|Placed Date
|Aug 18 2007
|Van Buren, ME
|Found By
|Last Found
|May 26 2008
|Hike Distance
Madawaska means Land of the Porcupines in a native tongue. Ive seen it said to be of Wulastuk-wick (Malecite the dwellers on the beautiful river) or of Mikmaq origin, but its definitely Northern Algonquin. Despite the porcupines, the Acadians found the land to be both beautiful and generous for farming. The First Nations in the area mostly the Wulastuk-wick got along very well with this kind of European. The Acadians are a happy, family-oriented, music-loving, culturally-outgoing people.
Despite the Ashburton-Webster Treaty (or Webster-Ashburton Treaty, depending on who you ask), or our more recent border troubles, the border doesnt separate the huge extended families ranging all through the St. John River Valley.
To find the southern half of the two boxes, drive along US Route 1 to the Acadian Village in Van Buren, Maine, just north of the downtown. (You can see more about it at http://www.connectmaine.com/acadianvillage/ ) Its open every day for tours, officially from mid-June to mid-September, 12:00 to 5:00 PM, but Mrs. Roy, the President, says they have it open until 1 October.
The letterbox is just under the front steps too easy! Look under the first step, on the left side of the steps. If the site is closed, you can still get the box, but if its open, why not take a look in? The village has houses from the whole timeline from the first Acadians arriving to the middle of the 20th century. Most especially, there are cookbooks on good home-style Acadian cooking! Make some plogues and cretons good comfort food!
Of course, there's plogues et cretons in New Brunswick, too - as long as you're going for the Madawaska North letterbox in Edmundston.