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St John's Institution, Kuala Lumpur
St John's Institution (SJI) or Sekolah Menengah Kebangsaan St John is a secondary school for boys and one of the oldest in Kuala Lumpur. There are co-ed classes only for sixth form which prepares students for the GCE equivalent 'A Level' examinations.
This school was founded by De La Salle Christian Brothers Order on 18 January 1904. It was named after St John Baptist de La Salle, better known as the Patron Saint of Teachers.
SJI used to have both primary and secondary education, but due to the increase in enrolment of students, it was split into separate schools in 1960. The primary schools are known as Sekolah Rendah Kebangsaan St John 1 and Sekolah Rendah Kebangsaan St John 2. While the secondary school is known as Sekolah Menengah Kebangsaan St John.
(Sekolah = school; kebangsaan = national; menengah = secondary; sekolah kebangsaan = national type primary school; sekolah menengah kebangsaan = national type secondary school)
SJI has always been known to excel in academic studies and sports. It has been chosen as one of the cluster schools of excellence by the Malaysian Government. A cluster school is one that is given autonomy to administer the school yet funded by the government to excel in the fields of sports, academic studies and extracurricular activities.
It is located in Bukit Nanas or Pineapple Hill and shares the hill with Convent Bukit Nanas, St John's Cathedral, the Fatima Kindergarten and AIG (American Insurance Group).
A distinctive aspect of the school is the enrolment of visually impaired students who also attend classes together with other students. It has a resource room for the visually impaired and a pool of specially trained teachers. It prides itself in having an active club of student volunteers who help their visually impaired school mates with their school work during and after school hours
Brother Directors
The school was run by Brother Directors, who acts as the school principal, until 2002. Among the brothers were
- Brother Julian Francis (1904) was the first brother director
- Brother Claude Marie Guibert (1916 - 1922) introduced Sports Day in 1921
- Brother Louis (1925 - 1930) erected the statue of St John Baptist de La Salle in 1925
- Brother Cornelius Nulty (1930 - 1946) - built the school hall in 1936. Accommodated crowds of refugees during the Second World War. He was the longest serving Brother Director.
- Brother Dositheus Joseph Brophy (1948 - 1954) established La Salle Sentul, La Salle Brickfields, La Salle Peel Road and La Salle Klang.
- Brother Tiberius Lawrence Spitzig (1955 - 1961) wrote the SJI School Rally
- Brother Joseph McNally (1963 - 1967) designed the present school badge and many sculptures and murals of the school. He also went on the establish the Lasalle College of Arts in Singapore in 1984.
- Brother Joseph Yeoh (1969 - 1978) introduced Awards Day in 1976. He was the school's first Malaysian Brother Director.
- Brother Cassian Pappu (1983 - 1988) built the Sixth Form Block
- Brother Michael Wong (1989 - 2002) was the last Brother
School Rally
Written by Brother T. Lawrence Spitzig and adopted by most affiliated La Sallian schools in Kuala Lumpur and Selangor as their own respective school rally except that the words St John's is replaced by La Salle.
Cheer, cheer and courage display,
All ye Johannians join in the lay
Send a volley of cheers on high,
Shake down the thunder from the sky,
What though the odds be great or small,
Dear old St John's will win over all,
While her loyal sons are marching,
Onward to Victory!
Rise, boys and loudly proclaim,
That ye will never sully her name,
Let the hills and woodlands ring,
Lift up your hearts and loudly sing,
What though the way be rough or steep,
We unto virtue's summons will keep,
And if e'er our country needs us,
Loyal and true we'll be!
St John's!!!
School Rally (Bahasa Malaysia Version)
Tunjukkanlah keberanian,
Marilah semua Johannian,
Laungkan semangat berkobar,
Hingga angkasa bergegar,
Walau apapun rintangan,
St John tetap berjaya menang,
Barisan putera setia,
Menuju puncak jaya.
St John!
Notable Alumni of St John's Institution, Kuala Lumpur
- Sultan Sharafuddin Idris Shah Al-Haj ibni Almarhum Sultan Salahuddin Abdul Aziz Shah Al-Haj, Sultan of Selangor
- Raja Dr Nazrin Shah, Raja Muda (Crown Prince) of Perak
- Dato' Sri Najib Tun Razak, Prime Minister of Malaysia
- Dato' Sri Hishammuddin Tun Hussein Onn, Home Minister of Malaysia
- Tan Sri Dato' Sri Dr. Zeti Akhtar Aziz, Governor, Bank Negara Malaysia
- Harith Iskandar, actor, comedian and director.
- Farish A. Noor, political scientist and human rights activist
Brief History of La Sallian Brothers Schools in Malaysia
The first Christian Brothers school was the St. Xavier's Institution, Penang, which started in 1852. Up until 1965 there were 46 such schools throughout Malaysia, plus 10 more in Sabah and Sarawak.
Among the top of these schools were (with Christian Brothers as principals)
- St. Xavier's Institution, Penang - (1852 to 2009)
- St John's Institution, Kuala Lumpur (1904 to 2002)
- St Michael's Institution, Ipoh, Perak
- St Francis Institution, Melaka
- St Paul's Institution, Seremban, Negeri Sembilan
- St Joseph's Institution, Kuching, Sarawak.
These schools provided the foundation of education for many poor and needy students long before the formation of Malaysia. It has consistently produced well rounded individuals and leaders of the community. It provided wholesome education emphasizing of the importance of English and moral values, without indoctrinating young students with teachings of Christianity.
St Xavier's was the first mission school in Malaysia and also its last to have a Christian Brother administering the school. It ended with the compulsory retirement (at age 55) of Brother Paul Ho, the school's 29 principal, in 2009.
Address & Telephone
Sekolah Menengah St John
- Jalan Bukit Nanas, 50250 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Sekolah Kebangsaan St John 1
- Jalan Bukit Nanas, 50250 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
- 6 03-20781643
Sekolah Kebangsaan St John 2
- Jalan Bukit Nanas, 50250 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
- 6 03 2078 1849 / 6 03 2078 1725 Fax
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Flying Bulb Lamp - Light from a Small Bird
With the Lucellino light, the bulb is the focus of the design, as it floats through the room like an illuminated bird. The name of the lamp is a word game and refers to its design: luce means light in the Italian language and l'uccellino means little bird.
Lucellino connects the well known bulb with wings and a construction that makes it float and offers dynamism to it. The wire frame from Lucellino is bendable, so that the lamp can be aligned individually. The design from the unusual table lamp from Ingo Maurer has its origin in the year 1992.
The table lamp Lucellino consists of glass, brass and synthetic. The handmade wings consist of real goose feathers. The wall lamp is not adapted to rooms with a high air humidity. The manufacturer Ingo Maurer suggests an illuminant E27, max. 230 Volt, max. 50 Watt.
The wall lamp Lucellino NT appears including an illuminant and an integrated low-voltage transformer.

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Credit Michigan for breaking a five-game losing streak when they beat Minnesota, 29-6, last Saturday. But the Gophers weren't a great barometer for the team's improvment this year, says Ann Arbor News Wolverines reporter.John Heuser.
This week's opponent – the Northwestern Wildcats – should give the fans a better idea of just how far the Wolverines have come.
"No doubt that was the team's best performance of the season," Heuser says during his weekly Q&A, "and for the offense that was two solid games in a row. So I'm encouraged that Michigan is moving in the right direction. But Minnesota was not a good team, and that was really apparent seeing the Gophers live.
"I do think the Northwestern will be a bit better test, although the Wildcats are hurting on offense."
Read the full Q&A transcript below:
|Lunch with Heuser: Northwestern at Michigan Q&A
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|John Heuser: Good afternoon everyone. Hope your weeks are going well. I'm wrapping up some preview stories for Northwestern, and waiting for the weather to turn rotten again. Looks like it could be a rough weather day for the game. Ready to chat when you are.
|[Comment From steve]
Will Rich Rod give Greg Matthews the #1 jersey to wear starting game 1 next year?
|John Heuser: I don't know what Rod's opinion is of the No. 1 jersey now, but I bet he understands that it's more than just a number. So whoever wears it next is going to have to really be someone special. I think Mathews is going to have to do something big to get the No. 1 (if he even wants it).
|[Comment From Brian]
Do you think we finally turned the corner, or was it simply a one week abberation?
|John Heuser: Hey Brian,
No doubt that was the team's best performance of the season, and for the offense that was two solid games in a row. So I'm encouraged that Michigan is moving in the right direction. But Minnesota was not a good team, and that was really apparent seeing the Gophers live. I do think the Northwestern will be a bit better test, although the Wildcats are hurting on offense.
|[Comment From steve]
will Michigan have there Spring game open to the public and if they do will it be in the Big House or the new indoor practice facility?
|John Heuser: Unfortunately, I think it'll be another off year for the spring game. The BIg House probably won't be available and the indoor facility is behind schedule and isn't expected to be done by spring. It could be back to Saline High.
|[Comment From Eric]
How much will Threet get to play Saturday, given Sheridan is starting and Threet has had limited practice time?
|John Heuser: At practice yesterday, Rod wasn't making any promises about Threet's PT. My guess is he may not play unless Michigan's winning big or Sheridan's struggling.
|[Comment From steve]
Is the idea of the indoor practice facility for Michigan to practice indoors instead of outdoors? Wouldn't that hurt the team when it becomes cold outside, shouldn't they practice out in cold if they are going to play in it?
|John Heuser: Once the season starts, they pretty much do everything outside, unless it's really dismal. The indoor facility is mostly for spring practices when its pretty much still winter weather.
|[Comment From Brian]
Should we expect McGuffie or Shaw to be the number one back this week?
|John Heuser: I'm looking for Shaw to be the No. 1. He's been slowed by a groin pull most of the season, but what he showed at Minnesota should give him the starting job for Northwestern. FYI, for the first time in weeks, Rod talked about Grady getting a role.
|[Comment From Dan]
Update on Carlos Brown?
|John Heuser: I don't think he'll be ready. He was still limping at practices a week ago.
|[Comment From Fyost]
John, what are your thoughts on Michigan basketball recruiting ... and where we are re football recruiting?
|John Heuser: Basketball wise, I think John B. is getting the kind of kids he wants; not flashy players but guys who fit his system. I"m encouraged about that. Football-wise, there doesn't seem to be much new. No new commitments this week.
|[Comment From Eric]
Could you see Odoms potentially being the No. 1, then later in his career?
|John Heuser: Potentially, if he really becomes a star. I don't know if he's quite got the speed to be a game breaker, though.
|[Comment From steve]
ignoring the fact Les Miles is available in 5 years and Rich Rod is under contract for 6 I feel Rich Rod needs to #1 - at least go 2-4 v. OSU and #2 - win 2 BCS games - things Lloyd Carr was unable to do. If he does just that, do you think it will be considered a successful hire?
|John Heuser: I think a .500 record in six years vs. OSU would be a success (especially because a loss this year looks likely) and getting to two BCS games would be a solid accomplishment, given that this season is out, and next probably will be too.
|[Comment From Art]
Why do you think it took until the Minnesota game for the coaches to finally get more aggressive on D and force the corners and DBs to press the coverage and not give the WRs 10+ yds cushion?
|John Heuser: Art, I think part of it was that the D-line really lobbied the coaches to go with a four-man front, the coaches said OK, then the D-LIne was really under pressure to perform. One of the factors on press coverage was Minnesota's WR's. A very, very slow group. With Decker injured, they really had no downfield threats, and Weber had very little time, regardles.
|[Comment From Brian]
In your opinion, is RR a better coach than Lloyd?
|John Heuser: I don't really have an opinion yet on that question. Much different coaches, and personalities, obviously. I'd say by the end of Rod's six-year contract I'll have a better sense of his abilities vs. Lloyd.
|[Comment From Carl]
Do you think Feagan will throw a pass this week in order to give OSU something to think about?
|John Heuser: I think that would be a great idea. By the way, Rod has gone out of his way on a couple of occasions this week to talk about Feagin's passing ability. Wednesday he said that Feagin can make all the throws. Maybe we'll get to see Saturday.
|[Comment From joel bradley]
any news on junior hemingway?
|John Heuser: Nothing for a couple of weeks. I'm not sure if he's back at practice, but I don't think he'll play again this year. He'll be a good candidate for a medical redshirt.
|[Comment From Frank S]
Hi John, since the indoor facility will only be used for football a few weeks per year, what are the other uses for the facility?
|John Heuser: Well, during the fall, the kickers and punters work in there while everyone else is on the practice field. Also, I'd imagine it's used for camps in the summer, and maybe some off-season work, too. I'll check with some folks at Michigan to see what the other options are.
|[Comment From Brian]
Will they be smart and use a four man front the remainder of the year?
|John Heuser: I can't imagine that won't be the base defense the next two weeks. I think there will be a lot of 4-2-5 vs. Northwestern.
|[Comment From Guest]
Did it seem unusual that Butler could make a switch like that and see playing time so soon? Does that say anything about or DE's that he makes the switch mid season and is on the field in two weeks?
|John Heuser: I think it says a lot about the lack of depth on the team. The same things you say about Butler could be applied to Ferrara on the O-line. Here's a guy who never played on the O-line in his life. Now he's starting. Michigan's got a long way to go to develop its depth.
|[Comment From steve]
do you see guys like C. Brown and J. Hemingway and the OL man, getting/wanting medical redshirts?
|John Heuser: Junior yes, Carlos yes. Cory Zirbel on the O-line already took his redshirt year, so maybe it would be a little tougher. But I'd think he'd have a chance to get a medical redshirt if he's OK to play again. There's some talk that his career might be over.
|[Comment From a2bluefan]
Assuming both Threet and Sheridan are healthy, who starts the OSU game, especially if Sheridan has another successful game against NW?
|John Heuser: I think if Sheridan has a second-straight good game, he'd get the start. Game performance seems to the biggest thing that Rod considers in determining his starters.
|[Comment From GR Chris]
Don't you think Kafka would give NW a better chance of winning this weekend (given UofM's history against running quarterbacks)? Bacher may limit the "Cats fire power.
|John Heuser: I do think that Kafka would be the better choice, especially with NW's running back situtation in such flux (the Cats are down to their third-string RB).
|[Comment From steve]
Michgan has ND and W.Michigan as non-conference oppenents, any idea who the other 2 will be and when they will annouce it? and Secondly, with Rich Rod in do you see Michigan finally do what OSU is doing and schedule quality opponents to Home and Away?
|John Heuser: Steve,
I don't know who Michigan might go for in their final two games, but I'm assuming it will be one MAC team and someone from another conference. I don't think Michigan fans would take kindly to three MAC opponents in a season. I'd expect the news to come out relatively soon (in the next month or so).
I don't think the home and away thing will happen because of the ND series. Michigan doesn't want another too tough opponent and Bill Martin doesn't want to lose revenue by playing someone else outside of Michigan Stadium.
|[Comment From joel]
daryl stonum has said on his myspace that there will be some more surprises this week any idea of what they might be?
|John Heuser: Darryl seems to do a lot of myspace talking. But, no, I don't know what the surprises would be. Guess we'll all have to wait and see.
|[Comment From Frank S]
Fact check. since 1998 (I believe the year the BCS started) Carr;s record was 5 and 5.
|[Comment From Guest]
if you haven't showed that hand yet why not just wait til OSU?
|John Heuser: I'll assume you're referring to Feagin passing. My take would be that you show it now, just to give OSU something else to think about. Then maybe you use it, maybe you don't. Also with a young kid like that, maybe you just want to see if he can pass the ball in a game. If it turns out to be a flop, better to find out now than in Columbus.
|[Comment From joel]
back to hemingway what are the requirements for a medical redshirt?
|John Heuser: I'll need to check for certain with the NCAA site, but I think it's based on a percentage of games played (maybe 25 percent). He's played in four games this year, but was very, very limited in most of them. Perhaps there is some wiggle room in the rules.
|[Comment From Paul]
Staying on the topic of indoor facilities, what is the plan for Oosterban once the new building opens? It seems like it could be a good basketball practice gym.
|John Heuser: Paul, It's going to still be an indoor turf building for use by football, if necessary, and Michigan's other sports (softball, baseball, soccer, lacrosse, etc.) in the off-season.
|[Comment From joel]
any apparent reason why grady got no action last week?
|John Heuser: He's been healthy as far as I know, so I just think it's been a depth chart thing. With Minor likely out this week, maybe he'll pick up a few carries. My opinion is that he's just very limited in what he can do.
|[Comment From Tom]
Who are we looking at for early enrollment next semester? Is it just Forcier and Beaver? I saw that Campell is planning on an early graduation( hopefully he recommits)
|John Heuser: Those are the only two I know for certain. But I did have a conversation with someone in Michigan's academic community lately who said he'd hear several more might be trying to start in January. He didn't have any names, however.
|[Comment From Jack]
Do you see anyone transferring after this year?
|John Heuser: I'm sure some guys will. Probably older guys who were replaced by younger guys, or players who feel like their position groups aren't being emphasize very much (think tight end).
|[Comment From Brian]
Were you surprised that Sheridan played so well? I know I was
|John Heuser: I was very surprised. What a credit to him that he played so well. I thought he got a huge assist from the offensive line, which did a nice job of protecting him, and the running game.
|[Comment From steve]
Does the Big House renovation include lights? reason why I am asking is do you see Michigan hosting a night game for the first time in 2010 or 2011 since they the largest and a newly renovated stadium???
|John Heuser: That would be terrific to have a night game in Ann Arbor, but as of now, I don't think it's going to happen. Unless the stadium plans have been changed recently, there won't be any lights.
|[Comment From JD]
Does the spread offense have any passes that utilize the middle of the field? We used to make a living with crossing routes, now I see a lot of bubbles and rollout passes to the sideline
|John Heuser: The middle of the field passes are in the playbook (the Threet to Koger TD connection was one good example I can think of), but I think the coaches feel more comfortable with some of the sideline stuff.
|[Comment From Brian]
I have to work during U-M - OSU, are there any sites that will stream that game for free?
|John Heuser: I believe that MGoBlue does streaming video. Check that out.
|[Comment From chris]
Do you see Michigan being able to put together two impressive efforts in a row on defense?
|John Heuser: I'd say yes. I don't think NW has a lot of downfield receiving threats, and given their RB situation I think Michigan will be able to crowd the line of scrimmage again.
|[Comment From Brian]
I have heard that the defensive coaches might have been at odds with each other on the scheme they were using? Any truth?
|John Heuser: i'm sure there was a lot of give-and-take, like there often is on coaching staffs (especially when teams are losing). Then you can thrown in the players lobbying for the four-man front. I don't have any reason to think that the friction was anything out of the norm, however.
|[Comment From JD]
Is Grady more a straight ahead runner as opposed to coming from the side out of the gun?
|John Heuser: Given his body type and his less-than-sprinter speed, I think the only effective way to use Grady is to pound him straight ahead. I see him a short-yardage back and that's about it.
|[Comment From scooter123]
I love how the new spread offense is coming together. Michigan is headed in the right direction under Rich Rod.
|[Comment From JD]
How much will having no bowl practices hurt? What will the coaching staff do during this period?
|John Heuser: I think it will hurt more than Rod has let on. That's really a huge period for developing younger guys. On the flip side, it really gives the coaches a ton of time to recruit.
|[Comment From steve]
about the night game, we have had games go into the night and needed lights, why couldn't we just roll in those lights for a true night game??? Did Martin even think about that, i know the AD is involved with scheduling, I hate him as an AD, no vision to Michigan great.
|John Heuser: I'm not sure the lights that are used for 4:30 games are strong enough to illuminate a true night game. Anyone else know more about this?
|[Comment From Brian]
You're the man John
|John Heuser: Many thanks Brian. Thanks for participating today.
|[Comment From Tom]
I live out of state and like to follow the stadium construction, is there any udated photo's?
|John Heuser: I don't know how recent they are, but we've got some photos on mlive.com/wolverines and mgoblue usually does a good job of keeping the stadium pix updated.
|[Comment From andy]
any idea what happens if there aren't enough FBS bowl eligible teams to fill all 68 bowl spots?
|John Heuser: Hmmmm. Good question, and I don't know the answer. I wonder what the fewest numbers of bowl eligible teams has been in recent years.
|[Comment From ihateohiostate]
hey john, do you pretty much answer every question that's asked of you on here?
|John Heuser: It depends on how many questions there are, but today I'm probably posting 70-75 percent of the questions.
|[Comment From bob]
Someone said Tate Forcier will not be coming in January, any word on that?
|John Heuser: I believe he's still coming.
|[Comment From Steve]
Many alums do not want night games. I am one
|[Comment From cw]
Do you see Rod being able to recruit the type of speed that FL has for his version of the spread.
|John Heuser: He's trying. I'll have to look back at past recruiting classes, but my guess is he'll have more kids in this Michigan class than the school's ever had before.
|[Comment From Steve]
JOhn - Night games.. they are not enough.. Plus... you have to look at the entire infrastructure to support night games, parking, etc.... it just is not there... plus...many alums want to stick with traditional day games... I am one of those.
|John Heuser: Thanks Steve. It certainly would be a major change in tradition.
|[Comment From drew]
Have you heard any rumblings about the possibility of going after a juco spread option qb with two years of eligibility left? And in your opinion wouldn't it make sense to make such a move?
|John Heuser: I haven't heard any such talk, and I think the Rodriguez feels good about the HS guys he has coming in.
|[Comment From Alex (chicago)]
mlive has some pictures
|John Heuser: Thanks for checking.
|[Comment From a2bluefan]
For the record, I vote NO NO NO on night games in the big house. :) But i do have a question... McGuffie had a nice kickoff return against Minnesota. Think we'll see him more on special teams?
|[Comment From andy]
does the ncaa set the bowl eligibility requirements?
|John Heuser: I'll say yes, but that's an excellent question since it's the BCS, not the NCAA, that runs the post-season stuff.
|[Comment From Art]
For current web cam shots of construction:
|[Comment From steve]
Wow! I thought everyone would be in favor of night games. I must be a foward thinker, I really think it would benefit Michigan GREATLY!!!!
|[Comment From Sean]
Why all of the negativity on night games? Suddenly game time is Michigan tradition?
|[Comment From Art]
current web cam shots: http://www.umaec.umich.edu/projects/Stadium/webcam.html
|[Comment From TateForcier]
Am i starting next year?
|John Heuser: Just beat out Steven Threet and Nick Sheridan and the job is all yours young Tate.
And on that note, I'm back to my writing duties. Thanks to all who joined it. Enjoy the weekend!


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The Red Wings aren't "beating the Pens defensemen" to dump-ins.
The Pens d-men just aren't turning the tricks that the Wings d-men are.
Wings dictating the game.
Passing up some chances.
Absolutely nothing going on.
Attribute it to the snore game plan implemented by Babcock.
Later in the period, the Pens were finally learning how to break it.
A couple opportunities.
Fedotenko had the best one.
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Malkin was the most electrifying player in the first.
No coincidence he draws the first penalty.
And no coincidence that he gets the goal. 1-0.
A minute in, Mikael Samuelsson drops a people's elbow on Staal. Abused.
The elbows weren't done.
Osgood misplays a puck and elbows Kunitz. Bizarre.
Malkin gets a chance in front. Shoots it into Osgood.
They force an icing. Samuelsson interferes with Malkin off a face-off.
Slapshot. Goal. 1-1.
The puck may have left the zone. No one cares to even mention it again.
They remind you on the next shift. Kunitz leads a rush. Drops it to Orpik.
Looks like a quarterback sneak in the crease.
Crosby sets up Guerin. Big Ben.
Crosby sets up Guerin. Redirects wide.
Finally, an NBC broadcaster notices the obstruction that happens on every play.
Johan Franzen pushes Kunitz near the Wings' bench.
Kunitz takes the chance to leap into it with elbows flying.
Pens survive a last-minute surge.
Defending a 3-1 lead, the interference and obstruction were able to flow in beautiful harmony.
NBC even shows a highlight of Crosby being "cancelled" against the boards by Stuart when he doesn't even have the puck.
Again, no clue.
Then Hal Gill does it to Hossa. Fans are beside themselves for some reason.
You turn the game off if it's called.
Crosby gets to cruise through the neutral zone without "sharing the ice" with Zetterberg.
He embarrasses the D, who flail around.
Osgood lucks out with a save. Even he thought it goes past him.
- We took a shitload of flack at PUCK DADDY when we said Darren Helm was the player we feared most before the series. Yeah.
- No use getting pissed off or frustrated.
- Pens have to start using Wings-esque pick plays to free up Bing. We'll see it in Game 3. Probably get called for it.
- Pens lose first two on the road. We've seen it before this year. Jusy sayin'.
- The voice that tells us not to touch little boys isn't saying this series is over.
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Keeping the American Economy Competitive in the 21st Century
Please join the Center for American Progress and Secretary of Commerce John Bryson on January 6 to unveil a major new report that will identify key structural challenges to U.S. economic competitiveness and serve as a blueprint for the economic policy debate in 2012 and years to come.
With high trade deficits and wages for the middle class continuing their decade of stagnation, Congress asked the secretary of commerce to conduct a detailed analysis of the structural problems with our nation's engine of innovation, job creation, and growth. Referred to as "the COMPETES report," this first-of-its kind analysis assesses the biggest challenges and opportunities our economy faces as we move forward into an increasingly competitive and innovation-driven 21st century global economy.
Secretary Bryson will present the key findings of the report, and a distinguished panel of experts will then discuss the findings in more detail. The panel discussion will be followed by "science fair" breakout sessions hosted by COMPETES report advisory board members.
The Rise and Consequences of Inequality
On December 6 President Barack Obama said that the kind of inequality that we have in America today, higher than at any time since the Great Depression, "hurts us all." He went on to outline how growing inequality and a shrinking middle class are at the root of our economic problems. These trends mean less stable consumption, unsustainable debt, a concentration of power in the hands of the few, and the unraveling of the American Dream that portrays the United States as a land of opportunity for anyone who works hard and plays by the rules. In short, an economy that doesn't work for all of us, isn't working.
Join us for a conversation with Dr. Alan Krueger, chairman of the President's Council of Economic Advisers, about how inequality threatens both the middle class and the economy at large.
Illustrating the Success of Health Care ReformAs the Affordable Care Act nears its second anniversary, millions of families, small business owners, and seniors have already benefited from its passage, with millions more standing to gain from increased access to coverage in the next few years. Amid an array of attacks on the law's central provisions, it is more important than ever for Americans to understand how the law will affect them and their fellow citizens.
Jonathan Gruber, an economist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology who served as an advisor for both the Massachusetts and national health care reform bills, teamed up with an illustrator to explain the mechanics and importance of the Affordable Care Act, or ACA, in graphic novel form. Gruber's book, Health Care Reform: What It Is, Why It's Necessary, and How It Works, breaks down the significant but undoubtedly complex policy into fun, easily digestible comic strips through characters such as Betty on Medicare and unlucky Carlos, who must purchase his own insurance.
Please join us as the Center for American Progress celebrates the release of Gruber's book and hosts a discussion with Gruber, other policy experts, and a physician on the ACA's current successes. Together we'll unpack the additional reform efforts critical to ensuring the promise of quality coverage for all.
Achieving Results Through Community School Partnerships
In a time of declining fiscal resources and greater demand for public services, districts with fewer resources to spread around are focusing on partnerships that leverage the strengths of multiple organizations to improve student outcomes. Such partnerships form the basis for community schools, which provide an integrated approach to academics, youth development, family support, health and social services, and community development. As important as partnerships may be, however, they are not always easy to build and sustain over time.
Join us for a conversation with community school, district, and union leaders to discuss their strategies for building and maintaining strong relationships with partners. We will launch the conversation with a paper by the Coalition for Community Schools that examines the coalition-building approaches undertaken by seven different community school initiatives around the country. We will continue and expand on the discussion with a panel of distinguished community school experts.
Why Black Gay and Transgender Americans Need More than Marriage Equality
Black lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender, or LGBT, Americans continue to experience stark social, economic, and health disparities despite significant gains in securing basic rights for LGBT people over the last decade. According to recent data families headed by black same-sex couples are more likely to raise their children in poverty, black lesbians are more likely to suffer from chronic diseases, and black LGBT youth are more likely to end up homeless and living on the streets.
These statistics suggests that some of the high-profile gay policy priorities that have garnered the most attention and advocacy—such as marriage equality—underserve this population even though they are important for overall progress. This also applies to racial and economic justice priorities that overlook gay and transgender people within their constituencies. How can we make progress in bridging these gaps?
Please join us for the launch of CAP's FIRE Initiative, which works to eliminate the social, health, and economic disparities faced by gay and transgender people of color, for an engaging conversation about our new report, "Jumping Beyond the Broom: Why Black Gay and Transgender Americans Need More than Marriage Equality," which sheds light on these issues and discusses why progressives committed to equality for all Americans should be engaged in the various policy and advocacy solutions that can address them.
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The Center for American Progress and the American Constitution Society are marking the second anniversary of the Supreme Court's Citizens United decision by hosting a discussion on the role corporate money will play in the 2012 election season.
Two years ago, the Supreme Court ruled that corporations may spend freely to support or oppose candidates for president and Congress, easing decades-old limits on their participation in federal campaigns.
At the event, E.J. Dionne, a Washington Post columnist and Senior Fellow at the Brookings Institution, will moderate a discussion with leading thinkers and advocates about the future of campaign finance reform as well as the latest developments on efforts to amend the Constitution to reverse the Supreme Court's holding that corporations are people with free speech rights.
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Religion is a dynamic force in America, so it should be no surprise that every four years issues involving religion raise compelling questions for the media and public. How deeply should the religious beliefs of a candidate be tested? What press questions involving religion are suitable, and what are out of bounds, irrelevant, or trivial? What religious voting blocs will help shape the election? How influential will "culture war" issues be in the 2012 election? What religious beliefs undergird views toward the economy and budget cuts? And how do the growing number of nonreligious voters respond to God-talk on the campaign trail?
The Center for American Progress invites you to join our panel of experts for a lively and informative conversation.
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After a costly decade of war and nation-building, the Obama Administration recently announced a shift towards a more agile and sustainable military posture for the 21st century. The cornerstones of this change: an increased reliance on naval and air superiority to project power around the globe, and a reduction in the size of the ground forces back to pre-9/11 levels.
Please join the Center for American Progress and Truman National Security Project for a discussion of the merits and risks of this strategy shift. This event will analyze the extent to which President Obama's new strategy addresses the strategic and fiscal realities facing the Pentagon while setting up the U.S. military to maintain its superiority in the 21st century.
A Discussion on the Obama Administration's National Security Policy
Please join the Center for American Progress for a discussion of the Obama administration's national security policy and the new challenges we face around the world with Benjamin Rhodes, Deputy National Security Advisor for Strategic Communications. Neera Tanden, President of the Center for American Progress, will lead a session examining the first three years of the Obama administration's record on foreign policy and looking ahead to the emerging national security challenges in 2012.


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Allentown fire officials have ruled the Memorial Day blaze on the city's East Side was accidental in nature, but investigators literally have to do more digging to find the source of the fire.
They need to bring in a backhoe, said Capt. John Christopher of the fire department, but that probably won't happen until Monday.
The big fire broke out just after 4 p.m. this past Monday at RDM Enterprises, 1302 Irving St., behind Woodlawn Memorial Park.
The business makes and finishes parts for violins and other instruments.
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Catharine B. "Gray" Percival, 93, of Amarillo, died Monday, Nov. 5, 2001.
Services will be at 3 p.m. today in First Presbyterian Church chapel with the Rev. Murry Gossett, of the church, and the Rev. Raymond Bowlin, retired Baptist minister, officiating. Burial will be in Llano Cemetery by Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Directors, Fifth Avenue and Pierce Street.
Mrs. Percival moved to Amarillo in 1951 from Waco. She was a graduate of Columbia University in 1939 with a master's degree in nutrition. She taught at a one-room school in Pennsylvania until she married her husband, Donald H. Percival on June 30, 1944, at Long Beach, Calif. In Amarillo, she was a homemaker and an elder at First Presbyterian Church and a member of the Hepburn Nevins Circle.
She was preceded in death by her husband on May 4, 1982, at Amarillo.
Survivors include a son, Donald B. Percival of Seattle; two daughters, Elva Montgomery and Jean Sherrod, both of Amarillo; and four grandchildren, Adam Percival and Daniel Percival, both of Seattle, and Caki Sherrod and Cali Sherrod, both of Amarillo.
The family suggests memorials be to Presbyterian Children's Home, 3400 S. Bowie St., Amarillo, TX 79109.
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August 2013: A survey compiled by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the UN's (FAO) AQUASTAT programme for Central Asia presents an overview of water use and irrigation across six countries to support agricultural and rural development decisions related to the sustainable use of water and land.
The overview covers Afghanistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan. It follows the last publication on Central Asia released over a decade ago, and provides a regional analysis and chronological analysis of change over this time.
The survey presents both country and transboundary river basin profiles. It relies on data from global indicators and national monitoring, and describes the legislative and institutional framework for water management. It outlines a series of climate change impacts, and describes the lingering effects of the Aral Sea crisis. The report also includes a comprehensive glossary of terms. [Publication: Irrigation in Central Asia in Figures - AQUASTAT Survey-2012] [AQUASTAT Website]


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Why has Warren Buffett bought Heinz?
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- February 15, 2013
HE'S known as the most successful investor of the 20th century, he was ranked the wealthiest person in 2008 and third wealthiest in 2011.
Warren Buffett, the Sage of Omaha is worth about $46 billion and he has the Midas touch – when he makes an investment everybody wants to know why. And his latest investment is in Heinz.
The multi-billionaire has teamed up with Brazilian-led 3G Capital (owned by Brazil's richest man, Jorge Lemann) to take over the US ketchup maker Heinz in a deal worth $28 billion. The two billionaires will go 50-50 on the deal.
It's the fourth largest food and beverage acquisition of all time, and the largest food acquisition ever.
Why Beans?
Mr Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway has been seeking a big deal to put its $48 billion cash pile to work and Buffett told CNBC that he is "ready for another elephant so if you see one walking by just tell me".
"Heinz is our kind of company with fantastic brands," he said. "It's my kind of deal and it's my kind of partner."
In a statement announcing the deal Mr Buffett commended Heinz products as "great tasting" - but what is the reason for Mr Buffett opting into the $28 billion deal?
Firstly the Wizard of Omaha told CNBC that the idea wasn't his but was 3G Capital's founder, Jorge Paulo Lemann.
Heinz has had steady growth, it was barely hurt during the recession, it pays out more than $600m a year in dividends and is one of the world's leading packaged foods company.
The company employs about 32,000 worldwide and its products are enjoying bestselling status in more than 50 countries.
Snack foods meet emerging markets
Heinz has made strong inroads into Asia and this is where Mr Buffett sees massive potential.
"He doesn't only go for the start-up businesses," said Juliana Roadley of Commsec. "If he sees something that has a good product range and avenues into new areas - he can see that Heinz is one of those growing businesses, especially into Asia and he's looking to get into that area."
"He works really hard to find these companies and they [Berkshire Hathaway] do like investing into food."
Some of Berkshire Hathaway's other food investments include ice-cream company Dairy Queen and chocolate company See's Candies. Buffett is the largest investor in Coca-Cola and he's also got a stake in Kraft Foods as well.
The Heinz deal is typical of the Buffett investment strategy: betting on snack foods, investing in companies with great management, household brand names and that have a strong competitive advantage.
"Heinz has strong, sustainable growth potential based on high-quality standards, continuous innovation, excellent management and great-tasting products," Buffett said in a statement.
Ms Roadley said that Mr Buffett has long-term views of where economies are going and he buys the appropriate stocks to fit those views.
"He realises that as people get more wealthy in Asia and the Far East they're going to increase their styles of foods and amounts they consume," said Ms Roadley.
If Mr Buffett is to continue with his philosophy: "Rule number one: never lose money; rule number two: don't forget rule number one," and his stellar investment record is to remain in tact - it might be a fair bet to say his investment in Heinz is a good deal.
With $11.6 billion in global sales last year, Heinz is one of the largest US food companies.
Heinz said shareholders would receive $72.50 a share from Berkshire and 3G, a 20 per cent premium to Wednesday's closing share price.
Shares in the group were trading at the offer price at lunchtime in New York.
Shares of other food companies in the sector also rose amid speculation that the Heinz deal could trigger wave of mergers.
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Dennis Posted at 3:31 PM February 15, 2013
He'd better enjoy his money while he still has time. He would be getting fairly old now.
The Fatman of Up North WA Posted at 3:25 PM February 15, 2013
This guy is just awesome I'm pretty sure, will stand corrected, he give 93% his money to the Bill Gates Foundation and has since made all of it back. Hope he does something similar again. A wonderful human being who shares his luck and his fortune far more than can be said for others including ALL of our own.
Geoff T of Hawthorn Posted at 3:13 PM February 15, 2013
IT'S OBVIOUS - Warren Buffet is buying the company so he can make some more money from it - as the poor bloke doesn't have enough money yet and it sure is expensive living in a coffin !


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1953 to 1968 Non-Sport Automobile Complete Set Collection (5 sets, 431 cards)
Starting Bid - $300.00 , Sold For - $2,232.50
Collection of five high-quality complete nonsport sets, all issued between 1953 and 1968, and all are related to the automobile. Autos are a very popular subject for cards and these classic sets are extremely popular with nonsport-card collectors today, just as they were with kids when they were first issued. 1) 1953 Bowman "Antique Autos" complete set (48) plus 3-D glasses: 80% Ex to Ex-Mt, 20% Vg to Vg-Ex. The 3-D glasses are in Vg condition. 2) 1953-1955 Topps "World On Wheels" complete set (180 + ten back variations): Complete set of 180 with wrapper plus ten extra high numbers (#171-180) with blue backs. 90% Ex-Mt to Nr/Mt, 10% Ex. This is an exceptional high-grade complete set of what is widely regarded as the premier automobile-related card set. The wrapper has a corner chip and is otherwise in Vg condition. 3) 1961 Topps "Sports Cars" complete set (66): 65% Ex-Mt to Nr/Mt, 35% Ex (with a few slightly lesser). 4) 1965 Donruss "Hot Rod Spec Sheet" complete set (66): 85% Ex-Mt to Nr/Mt, 15% lesser (mostly Ex). 5) Circa 1968 Shell "Cars of the World" complete set (60): Issued in New Zealand, this complete set of 60 cards features beautiful illustrations of many different types of automobiles, from the earliest models to the newest creations of the 1960s. Each card is mounted, as intended, in the original album made to store the cards. These automobile-related sets were assembled over a twenty-year span by a longtime advanced collector. Total 431 cards representing five complete sets plus eleven extra back variation cards. Reserve $300. Estimate $500/$1,000. SOLD FOR $2,232.50
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The light in Oscar Garces' life is painting. Of all places for the artist to create his "Cuadros de Luz" ("Paintings of Light") series, he chose not sun-drenched Miami, his first home after leaving Cuba with his mother, brother and sister, but sun-starved Syracuse.
He is further removed from any penetrating rays of light in the tight spaces of the front room of a small second-floor apartment on the city's North Side, which he uses as his studio. Large canvases, in various stages of completion, on easels and propped on two couches crowd out daylight from two street-facing windows.
Garces puts the spotlight on the recurring themes of most of his paintings.
"I always bring up light," says the lanky Garces while sitting in the bright baby-blue living room, hemmed in with a drawing table, file cabinet, television and laptop atop tables.
He illuminates his paintings with messages of the battle between good and evil, which he accepts as a constant in life. Garces says he wants to express the carnal, the divine and sins, beyond the strictly biblical. These are not religious works. "I'm a little allergic to that word (religious)," he says because it's open to many interpretations.
Garces fills his canvases with towering male figures, some appearing as gladiators or winged men suspended in air. Smaller male figures stand in the shadow of the imposing figures or are protected by wings tickling the edges of the canvas.
The trace odor of oil paint lingers in the air as Garces, in his soft but insistent voice, talks about drawing and painting. He says it's more than his passion. It's a "necessity" that fulfills his life.
"I have a gift and see it and that's why I decided to use it with my best of knowledge of what's right and wrong," he says. The 24-year-old delivers such observations on his life and work with the seriousness of a seasoned philosopher.
Garces' artwork has been seen in Syracuse since his family settled in Syracuse in 2000. The 2003 Verizon Scholastic Art Awards recognized his talents with a Silver Key and honorable mention and another honorable mention in 2004 during his years at Nottingham High School. He left to finish his senior year in Miami with family and later attended the New World School of the Arts and Miami Dade College.
Since Garces' return to Syracuse in 2010, he has had a window installation at the Warehouse Gallery and paintings at La Casita Cultural Center. He has been chosen for "The Other New York: 2012" (TONY), the communal art show replacing the traditional Everson Museum of Art Biennial of the past. Garces will show his work at the Point of Contact Gallery in Syracuse. Also next year, his artwork will be exhibited at Syracuse Stage.
Garces has been drawing from the age of 4. In the beginning, his works pictured superheroes, cartoons and toys. Garces' older brother has been his constant critic and cheerleader. The younger Garces now acts as his own chief critic.
"I work on it until I like it," says Garces of painting. "Satisfaction lasts very little."
Yet, he is pleased with the "leaps" in his improvement as a painter. "It freaks me out," he says displaying a shy smile.
Garces says he ponders for quite some time before picking up a paintbrush. "There's a lot of thinking involved in creating, and that's how it should be," he says.
He contemplates color, mood, expressions and messages. While some of the paintings in progress are awash in shades of terra cotta, Garces says he is open to a full palette. "Why would I limit myself," he asks. "If I put a limit on myself, that's when creativity stops. To limit yourself — it can nurture your creativity, but not to limit yourself also can encourage creativity."
Garces says he approaches his work as a two- and three-dimensional exercise. "You have to be inside the painting if you're going to create it," he says. So, he describes seeing the painting, walking around in it to survey what should be there.
To bring more light into his painterly life, Garces has been persistent. A stacked totem pole of lights in his studio is an effort to get the light just right. Garces says after hours of research he bought a 5,000K light bulb, which approximates daylight. So on these long, dark winter days, Garces basks in full light, well north of Cuba and Miami.


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Anthony Slater on buzzer-clutching: "So to consistently fire it up is to willingly take an automatic dip in your field goal percentage. And in a league that is so statistically driven, it also means a dip in your perceived value, however slight. Reggie Jackson provides a great example. The Thunder's third-year guard loves those shots, even searches them out. He has taken nine of them this season, more than half of the Thunder's total (16) and more than Durant in his entire seven-year career (five). But he's missed all nine. And because of that, Jackson's current 3-point percentage is at 32 instead of 34. Sounds minuscule, but for a guy who is nearing contract negotiation time and holds a 'Can he consistently shoot 3s?' label, it could play an important role."
Zach Harper of CBSSports.com: "Considering only Elgin Baylor, Michael Jordan, and Wilt Chamberlain (twice) have had season averages of 32 points, seven rebounds, and five assists, Kevin Durant's averages of 32.2 points, 7.7 rebounds, and 5.6 assists this season have him looking to join that club. And he's the only player in NBA history to do it with the shooting averages of over 50.0 percent from the field and 40.0 percent from three."
KD had a technical foul rescinded, meaning he now had 14 on the season, leaving him two from a one-game suspension.
Darnell Mayberry on the Raptors game: "If the Thunder didn't pull out the win, there would have been statewide second-guessing. Because with the ball and the shot clock off at the end of regulation, OKC didn't even get a shot off. The Raptors double-teamed Durant at the top of the key, forcing him to pass it off. When he did, sending it to Fisher late in the clock, Fisher had trouble gathering it in and fired it up too late. Even though the Thunder has been much better at late-game execution this season, that play would have become the focal point had OKC lost."
Russell Westbrook going one-on-one with a sea lion.
Enjoyable fan videos of KD's winner in Toronto.
NBA.com's MVP ladder still has KD No. 1: "Leave it up to Durant to be bored with being simply amazing this season. That streak of games with 25 or more points remains intact (33 and counting, second only to Michael Jordan's 40 straight in 1986) after he dropped 35 on the Cleveland Cavaliers Thursday night. Durant is on a three-game streak of scoring 30 or more and is doing his best to end the scoring and MVP race simultaneously. Oh, as for the bellyaching from the naysayers who insist that all Durant does is score? Rubbish. He's putting in work nightly in every category — and that includes his 11 rebounds, six assists and a block in the win over the Cavaliers."
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The Women Of Y Combinator – And They Are Awesome
This article has been syndicated from TechCrunch.
By Kim-Mai Cutler (Writer, TechCrunch)
I would normally rather have a root canal instead of write about the issue of women in technology. I just find most essays on this really tedious and obvious. (Sorry Alexia.)
But I do want to point one thing out. When I went to my first Y Combinator Demo Day three years ago, there was one woman. At this week's Demo Day, there were six companies with one or all female founders among the 66 startups in the class.
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UPDATE: According to Mark Divver, Hayes is expected to make his decision today, and the Bruins are officially out of the running. WEEI radio host Danny Picard also says the Bruins are out.
ORIGINAL: The New York Rangers appear to be one of the true finalists for college free agent Kevin Hayes, according to the Providence Journal's Mark Divver.
Not looking good for #bruins on Kevin Hayes. I'm being told Rangers and Avs appear to have inside track.
— Mark Divver (@MarkDivver) August 20, 2014
Divver previously claimed that the Rangers were "in the thick of things" for Hayes. Hayes, 22, was the 24th overall pick of the 2010 draft by the Chicago Blackhawks.
Kevin previously went over the situation regarding Hayes and what led to him becoming a free agent. He would be a massive coup for the Rangers both in the short-term as well as for the future. This is especially important when looking at all the prospects and draft picks the Rangers have lost the last few years as they've built towards contender status. Hayes would instantly become a top-four prospect within the organization, and an argument could be made for him to be as high as number-two. He's a big forward who skates decently for his size. He's definitely a playmaking winger but can also score his fair share as well. Hayes definitely has top-six potential but would also likely be an asset as soon as this season. A 20-goal, 20-assist rookie season would not be unrealistic.
Hayes, a right winger, can only be offered the maximum entry-level contract of $925K, though there are bonuses that can be figured in. As such, teams aren't really bidding with money like they would other free agents. Instead, Hayes is presumably going to go to a team that he feels offers the best scenery for his development. Most importantly, he'll want a quick path the the NHL. Though some prospects like Danny Kristo and Jesper Fast are solid candidates for a spot, the Rangers still really have not confidently replaced Benoit Pouliot yet. Hayes, if signed, is probably NHL-ready right now and would be in pole position to start the season on the team's third line.
The Avalanche are in a similar position, however. They too have a gaping hole on their third line. Unlike the Rangers, the Avalanche have an incredibly week pool of forward prospects who could push for a spot on the roster, so Hayes would likely have an easier time cracking the lineup in Colorado.
The Rangers probably have a couple of advantages, though. Hayes is a native of
Doncaster Dorchester, which is right outside Boston. Especially since he went to school in Boston as well, everything he's lived and known has been in that area. New York, obviously, is significantly closer to his home than Colorado.
There's also the networking connection. Chris Kreider spent two years with Hayes at Boston College and they won a national championship together in 2012. With a relatively successful start to his career with the Rangers as well as a brand-new contract, Kreider surely is doing what he can on behalf of the Rangers to lobby for Hayes to sign in New York.
Hayes is expected to make a decision within the next couple of days. Other teams rumored to be in the mix for Hayes previously have been the Calgary Flames, Florida Panthers, and Nashville Predators.
Here's a great writeup that Puck Daddy's Ryan Lambert did on Hayes.
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Dennis and Alison Duryea of Lebanon Township and Wayne and Kathy Egerer of Washington, N.J. announce the engagement of their children, Stephanie Leigh and Wayne George Jr.
Stephanie is a graduate of Voorhees High School and the Hunterdon County Polytech School of Cosmetology. She is employed by Panache Hair Salon and Day Spa in Whitehouse.
Wayne is a graduate of Warren Hills Regional High School and is employed by Fortress ITX in Clifton.
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If this is the double bottom (here at 22.98 / 22.02), we should head up to 22.50 (W3) and then have a small W4 retrace to either 22.38 or 22.34. Then up to finish Wave 5 at 22.82. GLTA!
Cowboy, Sharpie and others interested in TA, particularly fib analysis, have a look at an article titled "Miners: End of the Bear Market?" dated April 30 at safe haven punctuation commercial. While the work is done for HUI, the analysis is very interesting for both value and time. Bottom line takeaway, a long term bottom may be in.
Very good article SBD. Thank you for posting.
150 + 119 =269 X .382 = 102.76 . . . using 105 weeks on my current long term chart , won't be able to tell for a while whether I need to shorten it to 203 weeks, Great link ,Thanks
I don't think the low is in , but its not to be resolved today. From the low this morning, there might be a iv retrace and a i ii of a wave going lower. That said ,there is no clear EW count, grin someone said retraces are hard! Sort of expecting 21.74 / 21.80 tomorrow morning, the 127.2% fib extension. Also on the way up, a couple of 127.2 % steps to get to 23.10 and 23.50 levels. ...... Silver Ref: 19.20
Silver Ref: 19.20 , Low 19.07 , last 1912 . . . SLW low back on 4 / 15 may provide support . . 21.74 / 21.80 . but it should happen pretty quickly , a good chance to add longs or Calls . I m all in at 22.08 , so will have to just go for the ride.
You're exactly right Sharpie. This is clearly a minor Wave iv, without question. This morning was W3. Thinking early in the morning we bounce up to at least 22.38 to conclude minor Wave iv. Then we go back down to finish minor Wave 5 at 21.56 or 21.66 (revised numbers based on more current data). That should be the end of Medium sized Wave 2. Then we should really seem some strong movement upwards! We still have to get through all the moving averages though (20, 50, 100, and 200-day).


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August 3, 2009, 08:14 AM
What is the difference between regular black box Wolf ammo and Wolf Military Classic?
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August 3, 2009, 10:25 AM
Well for me the millitary classic is FMJ and the black box is HP other than that I think there the same but i'm not a expert.
Steve in PA
August 3, 2009, 11:43 AM
Made in two different plants. I've only fired the black box ammo in my SKS, and never had any problems.
I've shot the military classic out of my Bushmaster and it functions just fine.
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August 3, 2009, 01:51 PM
They are made in different factories, the major difference is the type of bullet used. The wolf military classic is also slightly heavier at 124gr vs 122gr for wolf black box. Black box makes both fmj and hp, I know MC makes hp, but not sure about fmj. Wolf MC uses a sapsan bullet, I think it is called 8m3, which is supposed to perform much better with regards to terminal ballistics. As far as I can tell they both shoot the same as far as feeding and accuracy.
Lots of threads about this in the rifle forum, a search there could keep you reading for a while.
August 3, 2009, 03:51 PM
Thanks for all the info guys.
p.s. If a quick search had wielded me the information I sought, I wouldn't have posted a thread.
August 3, 2009, 05:01 PM
maybe it was the batches I had, but in the 7.62x39 The MC seemed more anemic to me when compared to the black box.
August 3, 2009, 05:46 PM
MC is supposed to have the wonderbullet :)
Last time I bought x39 the military classic was about $15 cheaper (per case, on sale) to boot.
I didn't notice any recoil difference.
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Osborne County Sheriff Curt Miner said Lund and his son had been hauling bales when the fire ignited Thursday. Natoma Fire Chief Keith Koelling said many of the 300 bales were already fully engulfed in flames when fire crews arrived Thursday evening. The fire continued burning into early Friday morning.
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