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McKibhin, John, propertyman , Varieties theatre
McKie, John, painter , r.residence 1347 n.north 15th
McKie, Patrick, finisher , r.residence al. bet. Decatur and
Buel, Soulard and Lafayette
Buel, Soulard and Lafayette
McKiernan, Harry, barkeeper , r.residence 1518 Morgan
McKiernan, John, tinner , r.residence 1518 Morgan
McKienevy, Mary Ann, boarding house, ns.north side Biddle,
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bet,between 5th and 6th, r.residence same
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McKiernan, Mary Mrs, r.residence 1518 Morgan
McKillop John & Co.'s Commercial Agency ,
JosephLathrop., propr. 125 Pine
JosephLathrop., propr. 125 Pine
McKillop, Charles H.clerk , Hayden, Wilsons &
Allen , r.residence Locust, bet.between 7th and 8th
Allen , r.residence Locust, bet.between 7th and 8th
McKim, e.east J. Mrs. patterns, , etc. 4192 n.north 4th, r.residence
McKim, Helen Mrs. r.residence 906 Brooklyn
McKim, Isaac, foreman , r.residence 1226 n.north 17th
McKim, Isaac, salesman , EdwardCallanan, , r.residence 1214
n.north 7th
n.north 7th
McKim, William, paperhanging , r.residence 906 Brooklyn
McKim, William s.south silverplater. Warne, Cheever
& Co.company r.residence 419m/2 n.north 4th
& Co.company r.residence 419m/2 n.north 4th
McKin, John, butcher , r.residence 129 Lombard
McKinley, Mary.wid.widow John, M.D. r.residence 410 s.south 22d
McKinley, Samuel J.salesman , C. r.residence Stinde, , r.residence
410 s.south 22d
410 s.south 22d
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1429 Broadway
1429 Broadway
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McKinney, A.(McKinney & Nicholson) , r.residence 1210
s.south 5th
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McKinney, James P.steamboat captain , r.residence 1616
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907 Wright
907 Wright
McKinney, John A, (Hooper & McKinney) , r.residence es.
6th, bet.between St. Charles and Locust
6th, bet.between St. Charles and Locust
McKinney, Patrick, lab.laborer r.residence ns. Thomas, nr. Web-
ster av.avenue
ster av.avenue
McKitmey, Thomas (col'd), lab.laborer Alkire & Co.company r.residence
8th. bet.between Wash and Franklin av.avenue
8th. bet.between Wash and Franklin av.avenue
McKinney & Nicholson (A.McKinney, and J.
Nicholson, ), grocers , 1210 s.south 5th
Nicholson, ), grocers , 1210 s.south 5th
McKinney, —, wid.widow Patrick, , r.residence 1021 n.north 11th
McKinnon, Archibald C.clerk , William P. Scott
& Co.company
& Co.company
McKinzie, —, baker , r.residence 2327 O'Fallon
McKissock, Thomas, supt.superintendant P. r.residence r.residence bds.boards Barnum's
McKittrick, Hugh(Crow, McCreevy & Co.) , r.residence
1407 Olive
1407 Olive
MeKittrick, John(Jno. MeKittrick & Co.) ,r.residence 1628
McKittrick John & Co.company (JohnMeKittrick, and
—), engravers, lithographers, job printers
and blank book mnfrs.manufacturers Main, se.southeast cor.corner Vine
—), engravers, lithographers, job printers
and blank book mnfrs.manufacturers Main, se.southeast cor.corner Vine
McKittrick, Peter, lab.laborer Market Street planing
mill. r.residence 19 Moore
mill. r.residence 19 Moore
McKittrick, Richard, bookkeeper , Jno. McKittrick
& Co.company bds.boards Laclede hotel
& Co.company bds.boards Laclede hotel
MeKittrick, Richard, lithographer , bds.boards National
McKittrick, r.residence w.west printer , r.residence 906 Locust
McKnight, James H.gasfitter , r.residence 2917 Manchester
McKnight, John, porter , r.residence rear 1417 n.north 14th
McKnight, John, stonecutter , Daniel Francis &
Co. r.residence 1408 n.north 16th
Co. r.residence 1408 n.north 16th
McKnight, John(w.west w.west Judy & Co.) , r.residence 1504
Bremet av.avenue
Bremet av.avenue
McKnight, William H.brickrmason , bds.boards Geissert's
McKnight, w.weststudent. Bryant. Stratton &
Carpenter'S College, Olive, cor.corner 5th
Carpenter'S College, Olive, cor.corner 5th
McKoe, Henry, driver , St. Louis Transfer Co.company r.residence
Walnut, bet.between 9th and 10th
Walnut, bet.between 9th and 10th
Henry Papin & Co ,
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McKown, James B.conductor , r.residence 612 Gratiot
McKown, John T.(Thomas n.north Hundly & Co.) , r.residence
Summit av.avenue
Summit av.avenue
McKown, William, clerk , county surveyor's office
McKue, —, rivermen. r.residence 2101 Carr
McKuen, Edward F.watchman , r.residence es.east side al.alley bet.between Bid-
dle and O'Fallon, 9th and 10th
dle and O'Fallon, 9th and 10th
McKune, Peter, painter , r.residence 2823 n, 9th
McKune, James, carpenter , bds.boards St. Lawrence
MeKyes, Burrage Yale, salesman , Barr, Duncan
& Co.company bds.boards Howard house
& Co.company bds.boards Howard house
McLahen, Thomas, lab.laborer Excelsior iron works, r.residence
101 s.south 9th
101 s.south 9th
McLain, Peter, moulder , r.residence 1828 w.west 11th
McLain, William H.plasterer , r.residence 2241 O'Fallon
McLannhan, James w.west bookkeeper , Semple, Birge
& Co.company r.residence Oakland, Mo.Missouri
& Co.company r.residence Oakland, Mo.Missouri
MeLane, Patrick, riverman , r.residence Levee, bet.between Barry
and Marion
and Marion
McLaue, Peter, foreman , Marshall & Co.company
MeLane, Sarah Mrs, boardingbouse, 2701 n.north 10th
McLane, s.southstudent , Bryant, Stratton &
Carpenter'S College, Olive, cor.corner 5th
Carpenter'S College, Olive, cor.corner 5th
McLaren, Charles(McLarao, Saxton & Williams) ,
r.residence 113 n.north 8th
r.residence 113 n.north 8th
McLaran.Saxton & Williams (CharlesMcLaran, ,
George s.south Saxton, and Charles M.Williams, ),
importers and jobbers of hardware and cut-
lery, guns, pistols , etc. 307 n.north 2d
George s.south Saxton, and Charles M.Williams, ),
importers and jobbers of hardware and cut-
lery, guns, pistols , etc. 307 n.north 2d
McLaughlin, Bridget, wid.widow James, , r.residence 1315 Frank-
line av.avenue
line av.avenue
McLangblin, Cornelius, lab.laborer r.residence ws.west side al.alley bet.between Biddle
and O'Fallon, 6th and 7th
and O'Fallon, 6th and 7th
McLaughlin, Daniel, tanner , r.residence ns.north side Sarah, bet.between
Partte av.avenue and Lamotte
Partte av.avenue and Lamotte
McLaughlin, Dennis, carpenter , r.residence es.east side al.alley bet.between
Biddle and O'Fallon, 6th and 7th
Biddle and O'Fallon, 6th and 7th
McLaughlin, Edward, painter , St. Louis city rail-
McLaughlin, Eugene, salesman , Wm. H.Keevil, ,
bds.boards Broadway hotel
bds.boards Broadway hotel
McLaughlin, Felix, saloon , 808 Morgan, r,residence same
McLaughlin, Henry, foreman , St. Louis city rail-
way car shop. r.residence 3606 Broadway
way car shop. r.residence 3606 Broadway
McLaughlin, Henry, lab.laborer r, 918 n.north 8th
McLaughlin, Hugh, fireman , St. Louis gas works,
r.residence 129 Convent
r.residence 129 Convent
McLaughlin, James, drayman , r.residence Orange, betbetween , 20th
and 21st
and 21st
McLaughlin, James, lab.laborer r.residence Levee, bet.between Barry and
McLaughlin, Johanna, wid.widow Patrick, , r.residence 1433 n
McLaughlin, John, lab.laborer r.residence 808 Morgan
McLauehlin, John, lab , r.residence es.east side al.alley bet.between Biddle and
O'Fallon, 9th and 10th
O'Fallon, 9th and 10th
McLaughlin, Joseph, tailor , r.residence 1816 Franklin av.avenue
McLaughlin, Mary, wid.widow Dennis, , r.residence 3606 Broadway
McLaughlin, Mary, wid.widow Owen, , r.residence 1303 Morgan
McLaughlin, Michael, cooper , 813 Clark av.avenue
McLaughlin, Michael, storekeeper , Southern ho-
tel, bds.boards same
tel, bds.boards same
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sity, r.residence 714 Chesnut
sity, r.residence 714 Chesnut
McLaughlin, Michael, tinsmith , Halpin & Cusaek ,
r.residence Mulberry, bet.between Main and Mullanphy
r.residence Mulberry, bet.between Main and Mullanphy
McLaughlin, Patrick, lab.laborer r.residence 1819 Orange
McLaughlin, Patrick, riverman , bds.boards St. Louis
McLaughlin, Robert(White & McLaughlin) ,r.residence 124
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50 Cent's Confusion Over Grapefruit Is Deliciously Hilarious
50 Cent's Confusion Over Grapefruit Is Deliciously Hilarious
Let me get this straight: Rapper 50 Cent doesn't know what a grapefruit is? That's what comedianAziz Ansari says. In his hysterical comedy special, Dangerously Delicious, Aziz tells about the time he overheard 50 Cent order grapefruit soda at a restaurant.
Now let's stop here for a moment to clear something up: YES, grapefruit soda is a thing. It's delicious. Grapefruit was trending like crazy last year and now we have ourselves some tasty pink sodas and even Perrier is in on that action. Now let's get to the part where Aziz's story gets really weird.
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Lolz, "Why isn't this purple?" Okay, now here's what I think really happened. 50 Cent misread the menu and thought he was ordering grape soda. Who doesn't love grape soda? It's so purple. And then it comes out all pink instead and he realizes he's about to drink something that looks incredibly girly. So he gets into it with the waiter.
Aziz is evesdropping because it's 50 Cent and he needs to hear every word he says. Aziz catches "Why isn't this purple" and then the restaurant gets noisy and he can't hear the rest of the conversation very clearly. The rest is shiny, gold comic made-up bullshit.
Because, come on. 50 Cent knows what a grapefruit is, right? HE HAS TO! How do you go through life in America without ever learning about them? So what I'm wondering now is, what is 50 Cent going to do to Aziz the next time they find each other in the same room? I think Aziz is going to run.
Are there any common foods you didn't learn about until you were an adult?
Probably, not sure what though. Commom foods- I guess it depends on where you live as to what's common.
I have vivid memories of what was common in Kentucky where I was born and lived on a farm. My family raised almost everything we ate. The only things I remember we purchased were sugar, salt, pepper, spices, oats, flour, coffee and tea. There were probably some other things I don't remember, but we had a milk cow, chickens, pigs, and a large garden, fruit and nut trees. When we moved to Detroit. Big difference. Pineapple preserves on a slice of store-bought bread was the first thing I remember having. How exotic! Then all the different foods in the grocery stores. The neighborhoods near us were Mexican, Greek and Polish, so I learned a lot of new foods that were common in those communities.
There were lots of foods I didn't know about until I was an adult, but not any common ones that I can think of.
Tons! I lived in the middle of nowhere, and had very little variety at our stores. So a lot I had never had until I was an adult.
as a kid I thought cheesecake sounded like the weirdest, worst thing ever. After I discovered cream cheese as a teen it made much more sense!


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I'm sick of these last half-hour shenanigans, but this time it was different. I actually expected this one, because the market was at it's lower range during 12/12 – 12/16 when the market formed a double bottom. This is an example of how charts can provide some value in anticipating pullbacks and throwbacks and possibly, the dreaded "WTF pattern".
WTF Pattern (noun): A technical pattern that usually occurs during the last hour or last half-hour or even the last 5-mins of any trading day. It doesn't care if you're a bull or bear. It is non-biased and only causes extreme agony and stress for the overnight holder. Toward the end of the day, traders sit at their trading desks bewildered and confused as to what just happened prior to the closing bell. This creates a nationally coordinated, highly audible response to the unusual action which begins with a "WTF!!!" and may continue with creative vulgarity to express uncontrollable anger and dismay (see SPX 1-day).
Besides the WTF pattern that occurred around 3:40PM today, we had a series of bear flags that actually did what they were supposed to do — breakdown, making today a very easy day to trade. The 880 breakdown was a key shorting level because the market declined below the 12/18 V-bottom and 12/16's pre-Fed flag level. After that, the market didn't have much short-term support.
In addition, I stated that the VIX was forming tails at the 100-day MA and it may reverse. The VIX fell as low as 42.75, went positive to 46.69, but backed off in the last 20 minutes (WTF). This is the 3rd tail on the VIX.
Right now, it looks like we are closer to forming a bearish wedge than an ascending triangle. It appears that both sellers and buyers are exhausting themselves (notice extremely low volume today). Many sellers sold a while ago and buyers don't really have the buying power (they can't even buy Christmas presents), therefore, we're stuck in this slow and boring tape which I'm sure is driving some people mad. The market will stay rather quiet this entire week as more people look forward to their Christmas festivities rather than risk losing more money. For most people, they'll be glad that 2008 is finally OVER.
Look at 10-day & 45-day charts of the SPX for support/resistance levels and actually write them down. It's easy to forget about them while you're on the battlefield. Knowing these key levels helps prevent panic selling or impulse buying. You'll also be aware of why and where bounces occur so you're not caught off guard. This is true, unless you get hit by the WTF pattern in which case you'll only have seconds to react to the idiotic program trading and/or manipulation.
I just realized that the ProFunds Group, parent of ProShares, is only 19 blocks away from where I am. Many people seem to be dissatisfied with their 2x ETFs. After I sell my holdings, if you'd like me to drive by and throw Molotov cocktails at the building, let me know.
Anyway, we're at the 12/12 – 12/16 lower range, but we're also sitting on top of the 30-day MA. The market could continue this rally for a short period of time until it hits 875 (20-day MA), 880, and maybe even 890 (50-day MA). After a bounce, if the SPX drops below 860, we would have formed a lower high which will confirm a bearish wedge pattern. For the market to burst through 920, it will probably require a catalyst greater than the Fed's rate cut, or maybe Santa coming to town would just do. In any case, the market is running out of time and it will soon make a decision with or without you.
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11 Responses to "WTF!!! WTF!!! WTF!!!"
Nice charts, kid.
Could that last "tail" on the Vix chart be construed as a doji?
On my five minute charts, the $Vix seems to be in a pretty tight channel, ovah heah.
WTFs sometimes happen when traders, who have been trying to build positions at limit prices all day, come to the last half hour and still have their order partially unfilled.
That's when they cave in and decide to change (WTF)the remaining shares unfilled from limit to "market".
It sure is a doji, next to a hammer. I think the VIX has only one more chance to end positive and close above the 100-day MA.
Nice work. Patiently waiting for the new lows at the bottom of the wedge.
WTF patterns occur a lot during light volume trades. They tend to slowly kill bears in individual stocks. almost like a bear trap shakeout.
Alpha – I didn't consider that. thx
Gio – yup, big orders move light volume markets with relative ease.
I still think its all triggered by programs.
Looks like programs to me also. I had 6 individual stock charts open on the monitors, 2 targets in staples, 2 in health care, 2 in restaurants/booze. 5 out of 6 showed simultaneous surges to the close. I mean to the second… After about 5 minutes of this I checked out the index etfs, and yep…there it was. I'm so used to seeing that bullshit that I just routinely conclude the bots are in there either buying or forced selling. The sneaky ones are shifting to lower volume buys/sells spaced at 10 min intervals early in the day starting about 10:30.
Fuck em…shift to the 1 minutes and be ready to pull the trigger one way or the other…any time of the day.
not 100% sure but i think the buy back fuckery card might have been played …i also think it can only be played at certain times …but im not sure ..i did notice a huge buy of "X " near closing 199.4k
corporate buybacks are not allowed after 3:45.
El Cuervo
And anyone wonder's why I gave up and decided to start hunting indices?
Normally, that rush would not have happened (earlier in the year) but, it pushed off the Qsinator buy by 2 cents.
If it's bots, then they should be able to be owned.
I like Manuel's idea – change the focus.
Hey, ChartBoy:
What is YOUR prediction for the next week?


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Balloon atrial septostomy was performed in 88 infants during a four-year period as palliative treatment for several different types of congenital cardiac defects including transposition of the great arteries, total anomalous pulmonary venous return, pulmonary valve atresia with intact ventricular septum plus diminutive right ventricle, tricuspid atresia, mitral atresia, and several other lesions. At the present time 60 patients (68%) are alive three months to four years following balloon septostomy, 39 without a palliative surgical procedure.
Balloon septostomy without additional palliative surgery can provide effective long-term palliation in infants with some types of transposition of the great arteries or total anomalous pulmonary venous return. Most patients with the other cardiac defects listed require additional surgical palliation. Hemodynamic improvement provided by septostomy and palliative surgery is often sufficient to enable long-term survival in patients with uncorrectable defects.
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